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RED WING AREA Water levels came up a bit on the Mississippi River with last week’s rain and fishing continues to be pretty consistent. Pitching or vertically fishing jigs has produced walleyes and sauger below the dam in 18 to 20 feet during the day. The evening hours have been even more productive south of […]

LAKE MILLE LACS
 There hasn’t been a lot of fishing pressure, although some good-sized perch are being pulled from the eight- to 12-foot rocks. Tullibee anglers are heading to the deep basin areas and finding suspended fish over 30 feet or more. Look to the east bays for crappies in less than 10 feet, especially after

FAIRMONT AREA The shorelines on most lakes are now pulled away too far to get on the ice. There has been some limited open-water fishing already taking place, but success has been poor. With any rain or warm weather this week, there’s a chance the ice could be completely gone in this area by the

DULUTH AREA Kamloops continue to be caught with Looper Bugs and waxworms under a float or crawlers on the bottom near the French and Sucker rivers on the north shore of Lake Superior. Crappie action has been best during the evening hours at Fish Lake in 13 feet and Island Lake in 18 to 20

ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake conditions have improved a bit and anglers have started to find a few panfish. Crappies and sunfish are being caught in 16 to 20 feet on Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Victoria, Little Mary Lake, and in Betsy Ross Bay on Lake Ida. Low-light periods of the day have been best with