{"id":3027,"date":"2012-11-01T08:42:29","date_gmt":"2012-11-01T12:42:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.outdoorblog.net\/outinmichigan\/?p=3027"},"modified":"2012-11-01T08:42:29","modified_gmt":"2012-11-01T12:42:29","slug":"weekly-michigan-fishing-report-nov-1st","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.outdoorblog.net\/outinmichigan\/2012\/11\/01\/weekly-michigan-fishing-report-nov-1st\/","title":{"rendered":"Weekly Michigan Fishing Report – Nov 1st"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>The effects of hurricane Sandy shut fishing down around the state. Action this week was found in the rivers or smaller inland lakes. Waters around the state are turbid and murky so it will take a few days to clear up. Catch rates should resume once the waters settle. Anglers are reminded that catch rates increase during the month of November because perch, pike, whitefish, walleye, bass and steelhead go on a feeding frenzy before winter comes.<\/p>\n

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\nSOUTHEAST LOWER PENINSULA<\/strong><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Shore and boat anglers fishing the inland lakes were catching bluegill and crappie.<\/p>\n

Lake Erie:<\/strong>\u00a0Strong wind and high waves have kept anglers off the lake.<\/p>\n

Huron River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead downstream of Flat Rock towards Labo Park. Crappie were caught near the Belleville Dam.<\/p>\n

Detroit River:<\/strong>\u00a0Perch are still being caught near Sugar Island. Smallmouth bass were caught in the Trenton Channel, Livingston Channel and the cross-dike near Sugar Island. Walleye were caught by those trolling crawlers and minnow type baits.<\/p>\n

Lake St. Clair:<\/strong>\u00a0Those fishing inside the Metro Park reported limit catches of bluegill from Black Creek. Yellow perch were caught off the 400 Club.<\/p>\n

Lexington:<\/strong>\u00a0Those casting spoons, rapalas or spawn caught the occasional brown trout, steelhead or Chinook salmon. A few perch were caught on minnows.<\/p>\n

Harbor Beach:<\/strong>\u00a0When the wind and wave action permitted, walleye were caught off the north wall by those casting at night.<\/p>\n

Saginaw River:<\/strong>\u00a0Had perch anglers in the lower river.<\/p>\n

Kawkawlin River:<\/strong>\u00a0Had anglers fishing but no reports came in.
\n<\/a>SOUTHWEST LOWER PENINSULA
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

St. Joseph River:<\/strong>\u00a0Has a good number of steelhead. When they can get out, boat anglers caught fish when casting small spoons or plugs. Shore anglers were drifting spawn bags. Panfish were caught near the Mottville Dam.<\/p>\n

Kalamazoo River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead for those drifting spawn bags.<\/p>\n

Duck Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Calhoun County was producing bluegill, bass and crappie.<\/p>\n

Prairie Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Calhoun County was good for bass and panfish.<\/p>\n

Grand Haven:<\/strong>\u00a0No anglers were out.<\/p>\n

Grand River at Grand Rapids:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead and the occasional brown trout. Fish have been caught from the mouth to the Sixth Street Dam. Try spawn, small spoons and spinners or a jig with a wax worm. A few walleye were caught.<\/p>\n

Grand River at Lansing:<\/strong>\u00a0Anglers may still find a few leftover coho. A few nice pike were caught on sucker minnows. Steelhead are not here yet but a good number of fish were spotted in Prairie Creek near Ionia. A couple walleye were caught near the Moore\u2019s Park Dam. Catfish and suckers were caught on skein near Portland and Eaton Rapids.<\/p>\n

Looking Glass River:<\/strong>\u00a0Continues to produce northern pike for those using sucker minnows.<\/p>\n

Muskegon River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead along with the occasional brown trout for those floating spawn.<\/p>\n

Whitehall:<\/strong>\u00a0When conditions allow, pier anglers are targeting steelhead. They are floating spawn or casting small spoons.<\/p>\n


\n<\/a>NORTHEAST LOWER PENINSULA
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Inland lakes are producing catches of perch and walleye.<\/p>\n

Cheboygan River:<\/strong>\u00a0Still has a few Chinook salmon up at the dam. Look for the number of steelhead to increase by the weekend. Try spawn, yarn or small spinners in orange, pink or chartreuse.<\/p>\n

Weber Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Cheboygan County is a good bet for inland trout fishing for brook trout and brown trout.<\/p>\n

Black Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0Should be good for walleye as this is the time of year the fish tend to get aggressive as they prepare for winter.<\/p>\n

Rogers City:<\/strong>\u00a0No anglers have been out on the lake. Brown trout are showing up in and around the marina and those fishing off the wall before the storm caught fish on a regular basis. They were casting cleos, bombers and spoons in the early morning or late evening.<\/p>\n

McCormick Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Montmorency County is a good inland lake for trout fishing. If offers brown trout, brook trout and rainbow trout.<\/p>\n

Heart Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Otsego County is a good lake for inland trout fishing.<\/p>\n

Long Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0Should be good for walleye.<\/p>\n

Hubbard Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0Should also be good for walleye. Try the south end of the lake when trolling or drifting.<\/p>\n

Thunder Bay River:<\/strong>\u00a0Has salmon and steelhead being caught near the 9th Street Dam. Try floating spawn or casting rapalas and small spoons.<\/p>\n

Harrisville:<\/strong>\u00a0Salmon are still in the harbor, but they are few and far between. Walleye are just outside the harbor wall. Early morning and late evening were the best time to fish with body baits and crawler harnesses.<\/p>\n

Au Sable River:<\/strong>\u00a0Salmon are slowing down but a fair to good number of steelhead are in the river and on the beds. Fish can be found from the mouth all the way up to the dam. Most are using spawn of small spoons. A few walleye are making their way into the river. The fish caught appear to be bigger than those caught in the spring and summer. Anglers are floating crawlers under a slip bobber or casting body baits.<\/p>\n

Tawas River:<\/strong>\u00a0A few salmon were caught by those drifting spawn. Look for more steelhead to move up in the next week.<\/p>\n

Au Gres River:<\/strong>\u00a0Had reports of anglers catching Atlantic salmon, brown trout, steelhead and the occasional dark king salmon. Anglers are surfcasting near the Singing Bridge or fishing in the lower end of Whitney Drain. Some nice Atlantic salmon have been caught on assorted spoons or plugs. The fish were aggressive.<\/p>\n


\n<\/a>NORTHWEST LOWER PENINSULA
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Petoskey:<\/strong>\u00a0When the weather allows, those surfcasting have caught coho, pink salmon and the occasional Chinook. Most were using spawn or small spoons.<\/p>\n

Bear River:<\/strong>\u00a0Coho and pink salmon were caught on spawn, skein or yarn. More steelhead were moving up into the river.<\/p>\n

Elk River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing coho and steelhead. Try floating spawn and skein or casting small spoons and spinners.<\/p>\n

Bear Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0In Kalkaska County produces brown trout and rainbow trout. Try fly fishing in the southeast corner or along the west shore.<\/p>\n

Starvation Lake:<\/strong>\u00a0Located in northern Kalkaska County is another good spot for inland trout fishing. The lake is up to 47 feet deep and sustains a population of brown trout and rainbow trout. The lake offers year-round fishing with a minimum size limit of 8 inches for rainbow and brown trout.<\/p>\n

Boardman River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing coho and steelhead. Fresh steelhead should be moving up into the river as they search for salmon eggs. Anglers will want to use skein, spawn bags or a single egg on a hook.<\/p>\n

Betsie River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead.<\/p>\n

Manistee:<\/strong>\u00a0Pier and surf anglers are catching steelhead when the winds allow. They are using spawn or casting orange spoons. Anglers are reminded that the piers can be very dangerous this time of year.<\/p>\n

Manistee River:<\/strong>\u00a0The steelhead action is underway. Water levels were low and clear so rain should help push more fish up into the river. Some are fly fishing with eggs while others may try casting small spoons or spinners. Good colors to try would be orange, pink, chartreuse, blue and silver along with orange and silver.<\/p>\n

Ludington:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing steelhead for shore and pier anglers. Most were caught on spawn however a few were also taken on orange spoons.<\/p>\n

Pere Marquette River:<\/strong>\u00a0Water levels were low and clear. The remaining salmon are dark. Fresh steelhead continue to enter the river. Some nice steelhead and brown trout have been caught.<\/p>\n

Pentwater:<\/strong>\u00a0Pier anglers were floating spawn but no steelhead were caught. Those surfcasting had better luck with spawn or small orange spoons.<\/p>\n


\n<\/a>UPPER PENINSULA
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lake Gogebic:<\/strong>\u00a0Was producing some limit catches of walleye.<\/p>\n

Keweenaw Bay:<\/strong>\u00a0When they can get out, boat anglers managed to catch a couple lake trout, Chinook and coho.<\/p>\n

Fall\u2019s River:<\/strong>\u00a0Is producing coho and steelhead for those casting spoons and spinners or drifting crawlers and spawn bags. Try orange, pink or chartreuse.<\/p>\n

Huron River:<\/strong>\u00a0In Baraga County is producing coho.<\/p>\n

Menominee River:<\/strong>\u00a0The few out fishing were targeting trout and salmon near the Hattie Street Dam. They are drifting yarn and spawn or casting small spoons, spinners or twister tails.<\/p>\n

Little Bay De Noc:<\/strong>\u00a0Walleye anglers did well all night long when trolling stick baits in eight to 20 feet of water off the reefs. Fair catches were reported off the lighthouse in Escanaba in 25 to 35 feet and off the north end of Butler Island when still-fishing crawlers or minnows in 10 to 20 feet. Day anglers caught fish near the Second and Third Reefs as well as the Black Bottom.<\/p>\n

Escanaba River:<\/strong>\u00a0A few salmon were seen but none were caught.<\/p>\n

Big Bay De Noc:<\/strong>\u00a0A few walleye were caught on crawler harnesses in 20 to 30 feet of water near Ansell\u2019s Point. Perch anglers in Garden Bay reported good catches of small fish over by the \u201cFish House\u201d, out to the middle of the bay and over to Ansell\u2019s Point. Try eight to 12 feet of water with crawlers. Good smallmouth action between Garden Bluff and Snail Shell Harbor for those drifting crawlers or minnows 35 to 50 feet down in the deeper water.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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