LAKE MILLE LACS East – Most shorelines have busted loose and the main-lake ice has started to shift with the wind. Not much to report other than it looks like the ice is going out relatively fast. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811 West – The wind continues to blow the ice around the lake and it […]
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NORTHEAST METRO Crappie action has been limited with just a few fish coming from the shallows of White Bear Lake and the north end of Bald Eagle Lake, but both bites will improve as the sun comes out and the water warms. Walleye fishing remains consistent with a jig and minnow in Pool 2 on
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ALBERT LEA AREA The cool weather has limited anglers from fishing open water, but plenty of options exist. Minnows are producing some crappies in shallow water at Fountain Lake and this bite should only improve as the water temperature increases. Albert Lea Convention & Visitors Bureau (800) 345-8414 ALEXANDRIA AREA The big
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