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Chicago fishing: Full spring variety, Lake Michigan salmon/trout to inland bass/panfish/catfish
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Perch season reopening Wednesday on Illinois s Lake Michigan waters, Illinois Free Fishing Days beginning Friday and reports and photos coming from all around Chicago fishing are in this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report
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Art Frisell at Triangle Sports and Marine in Antioch said catfish are unbelievable, try stinkbait or crawlers; bluegill are excellent on ice jigs tipped with waxies or spikes, use light line and small bobbers, shallow; walleye are great on leeches and fatheads on a split and hook; muskie are fair on topwaters or big bucktails, especially on Fox; look for white bass in 8-15 feet, try Cubby jigs tipped with small fatheads or spikes, no bobber, just cast out and let it sink.
NOTE: Check updates on water conditions at foxwaterway.com or (847) 587-8540.
NOTE 2: The Stratton Lock and Dam is open 8 a.m. to midnight through Sept. 30.
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This sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report contains everything from a Chicago actor meeting a king to big bass pulling up to lots of varied big fish at Clinton Lake.
Actor
Joseph Sikora, product of Notre Dame College Prep and Columbia College, found some time for fishing between some recent shoots.
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Find attached photo of Chicago’s very one, actor Joseph Sikora, who caught this 18lb King off of St Joes thanks to In the Box Charters.
Joe is currently filming Power 4ce in Chicago and had time to go fishing in between shoots.