Lake Sugema Fishing Reports

[Joe]

Bluegill - Good: Use small jigs tipped with a wax worm or a chunk of night crawler. Largemouth Bass - Good: Use plastic worms around areas with submerged structure. Try top-water lures in the mornings and evenings.

[Joe]

Bluegill - Good: Use small jigs tipped with a wax worm or a chunk of night crawler. Largemouth Bass - Good: Use plastic worms around areas with submerged structure. Try top-water lures in the mornings and evenings.

[Joe]

Bluegill - Good: Use small jigs tipped with a wax worm or a chunk of night crawler. Largemouth Bass - Good: Use plastic worms around areas with submerged structure. Spinner baits should also be tried around these same areas. Try top-water lures in the mornings and evenings.

[Joe]

Bluegill - Good: Use small jigs tipped with a chunk of night crawler. Try areas with edges such as the shoreline or the weed lines. Largemouth Bass - Good: Use plastic worms and spinner baits around areas with submerged structure. Top-water action can be good in the mornings and evenings.

[Joe]

Bluegill - Good: Use small jigs tipped with a chunk of night crawler. Try areas with edges such as the shoreline or the weed lines. Largemouth Bass - Good: Use plastic worms and spinner baits around areas with submerged structure. A jig n' pig combo should also be tried this time of year. Walleye - Fair: Use jigs tipped with a minnow around the rocky shorelines. Also try slip bobbers tipped with a minnow. Try different depths until active fish are found.

[Joe]

Largemouth Bass - Fair: Use plastic worms and spinner baits. A jig n' pig combo should also be tried this time of year. Crappie - Slow: Try small jigs along submerged structure. Fish have been suspended in 8 to 12 feet of water. Walleye - Slow: Use jigs tipped with a minnow around the rocky shorelines. Walleyes have started to move shallow in the evenings.

[Joe]

The main lake is still open. Some of the bays are starting to ice up but there is not enough ice to support anglers.

[Joe]

Use caution when venturing out onto the ice. The standing timber can impede the formation of good ice. Bluegill - Slow: Use small jigs tipped with a wax worm. Try fishing within a foot of the lake bottom.