Big bass? Minnesota’s Howard Lake in Wright County has ’em. Crappies? Howard has those, too
Glen Schmitt
May 21, 2025
Northwest Region
Killdeer Reservoir (Wyandot County) – The water temperature is 68 degrees and the water level is low. Some walleyes have been taken during the late mornings and early evenings. Drifting nightcrawlers and leeches along the south shoreline are producing the best results. Channel catfish are being caught by night fishing. Still fishing a live bluegill […]
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