DULUTH AREA A slow-presented leech or crawler is producing walleyes in 16 to 20 feet at Island Lake or 12 to 14 feet at Boulder Lake. Bluegill action remains strong in six to eight feet on Fish Lake and Rice Lake. Muskie action has improved on the St. Louis River and Island with bucktails and […]
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