Panfish bite remains strong all over the Glenwood end of the lake. Shoot for shoreline breaks in 12-16ft for both sunfish and crappies. Crappies are most active in the evenings and at night. Using a spoon for the sunfish can help to weed out some of the smaller ones.

Walleyes remain decent, getting to some of the main lake structure is the best. 15-22ft seems to be the range, although that can vary from spot to spot. Use both a combination of set lines and jigging. We have fatheads, suckers, and shiners available.

Lake travel is pretty good right now. Some drifts but being able to drive just about anywhere with a truck is doable. Bring a shovel if planning on going in a truck, some drifts are pretty solid. On average 14-16 inches of ice but that varies widely depending on where you are at. West of priest point was kept open longer by waterfowl, please use caution over there.

Lake Minnewaska and Reno both have truck traffic on them, we are hearing anywhere from 14-17 inches out on the lakes for ice. 

Good luck fishing!