CWD prevalence in Minnesota’s deer herd remains low in the southeast
Eric Morken
November 30, 2022
Big Green Lake Area
Anglers were catching a few bluegills in the shallows last week
on Big Green. They were just starting to move in, with water
temperatures at 61 degrees. Some nice crappies were mixed in with
the bluegills. Some nice northern pike were coming into the
weedlines, too. They’re following the panfish. Lake trout fishing
is closed, but the brown trout season is still open. Anglers were
catching browns up to 25 inches earlier.
North Bay Sport &_Liquor, (920) 294-6462.
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