Rhode Island Fishing Report – February 25, 2021
The ponds and lakes north and west of Providence are the best bet for the weekend.
The ponds and lakes north and west of Providence are the best bet for the weekend.
Ice fishing continues to hold steady despite mild temperatures.
Despite the recent reports of safe ice in Rhode Island, the upcoming days could be the last opportunity to hit the hardwater.
The upcoming days could be the last opportunity to hit the hardwater and reel in some fish before the ice thaws.
There is lots of good ice in the Ocean State and the hardwater bite should be steady for the next week.
The hardwater reports have been better this week and nearly every body of water has solid ice, with most having 8-inches or more.
The recent freeze has given local anglers an opportunity to ice fish in the northerly areas of the Ocean State.
The ice should hold up, and the extended forecast is calling for below-freezing temperatures, beginning Monday.
With bitter cold temperatures ahead, nearly every pond and lake in Connecticut will be frozen, and it will strictly be a tip-up and jigging game.
Keep an eye on local ponds and lakes this weekend for safe ice. The season in Rhode Island can be short-lived because of the ocean breeze and moderate temperatures.