Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Big walleyes, and the occasional keeper, are hitting deep-diving crankbaits over the 30- to 32-foot mud and gravel areas. Some evening crankbait action has started in shallower water as well. The north-end sand breaks and weedlines in most bays remain the best bet for muskies during low-light periods. […]
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