LAKE MINNETONKA AREA You’ll find skim ice up to 4 inches on most bays and small lakes, with the main portions of the bigger lakes remaining ice-free on Tuesday morning. A few people have walked on the areas that froze first and remained capped, but fishing reports have been limited. Wayzata Bait (952) 473-2227 NORTHEAST […]
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FAIRMONT AREA Prior to Sunday’s warm up, most lakes had 3 to 6 inches of ice. But the warm weather deteriorated ice conditions quickly so it will take a few nights of cold air leading up to this weekend for walkable ice to again form. Sommer Outdoors (507) 235-5225 MANKATO AREA A few people have
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FARIBAULT AREA Anglers are finding 4 inches of ice on most lakes, but there is less ice in some spots on the bigger lakes. Foot travel is an option on Lake Mazaska where panfish are being caught, hit Cedar Lake for northern pike and panfish, while Cannon Lake is producing a few walleyes in 9 feet.
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DULUTH AREA Most lakes have 7 to 8 inches of ice and some ATV traffic has begun. A few walleyes are coming off Boulder Lake in 10 feet and Rice Lake in 5 feet, mainly with fatheads and jigs or shiners on tip-ups. The last weekend of deer hunting went well and the nice weather
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ALEXANDRIA AREA Ice depths vary from 3 to 8 inches with spotty ice depths on the area’s bigger lakes such as Ida and Miltona. Crappies and sunfish are hitting in 8 to 10 feet on Little Mary Lake, Lobster Lake, and in Turtle Bay on Lake Darling. Walleye reports have been limited, but Darling is
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DNR released preliminary results today showing that hunters took 51,830 deer during the first weekend of firearms season, down from the 55,708 deer harvested during the first weekend of the 2013 gun season.
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