Northern District highlights Irresistible fish (Jefferson County) While on patrol, ECO Steven Bartoszewski decided to check the Black River in the village of Dexter for any illegal nighttime fishing. The Black River is closed to angling upstream from the NYS Route 180 bridge after dark due to the annual salmon run. Bartoszewski pulled his patrol […]
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LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Anglers are finding four to six inches of ice on Lake Minnetonka and walking to their fishing spots. Look to the bigger bays for walleyes in 16 to 22 feet during low-light periods and to the weedlines of most small bays for panfish. On Medicine Lake, sunfish and northern pike are hitting
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ALEXANDRIA AREA Most lakes have six to 10 inches of ice so ATVs are being used. Look for walleyes on Lake Darling in 16 to 20 feet, on Lake Ida in 24 to 29 feet, Lake Carlos in 20 to 22 feet, and at Lake Miltona in 16 to 18 feet. Setlines and shiner minnows
Northwest Minnesota Fishing Report – December 28th, 2012 Read More »
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Anglers just started venturing to some of the main-lake structure as ice depths have allowed. Walleye reports have been best during the morning and evening hours in 18 to 22 feet. The best ice remains in the bays with some limited northern pike and perch action reported. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811
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DULUTH AREA Six to 10 inches of ice is common on most lakes and ATVs have started being used for travel. The Highbanks area of Fish Lake is giving up crappies 10 to 14 feet. Look to Boulder Lake for walleyes in eight to 12 feet, most of which are hitting chubs or spoons and
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