NORTHEAST METRO Plastics thrown around the docks have produced bass at Demonterville Lake and Big Marine Lake. Walleyes are hitting rigs and leeches in 15 to 20 feet at Lake Johanna or crankbaits on the St. Croix River in 14 to 22 feet. The St. Croix also is producing muskies via bucktails, work the flooded […]
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