FAIRMONT AREA Crappies continue to hit minnows in less than eight feet at lakes Sissiton, Hall, and Budd. North Silver Lake is producing perch in six to 12 feet and Tuttle Lake is kicking out
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are moving into their spawning areas on the small lakes and they remain in the shallow bays on most big bodies of water. Lakes Carlos, Le Homme Dieu, Latoka, Ida, Miltona, Geneva,
DULUTH AREA Minnows and small jigs are producing crappies in the narrows of Fish Lake in eight to 10 feet and on the four- to six-foot rock piles on Rice Lake. Minnows also are triggering
FARIBAULT AREA Look to Lake Mazaska for sunfish along the six- to 12-foot weed edges. Roberds Lake is a safe bet for sunfish in less than five feet and Cannon Lake is kicking out perch
Lake Taylorville The crappie bite is picking up on minnows. Bass are hitting on spinnerbaits and worms. Banner Marsh Bass are fair on plastics, spinnerbaits or chatterbaits and fair at access points. Bluegills are slow
Chain This year we have seen a huge presence of a new forage in the Chain. The shad have started to take over some areas and this has changed the feeding habits of the predators.
Devils’ Kitchen Bass fishing is improving on spinnerbaits. Crappies slow but improving. Bluegills biting in shallows on worms and crickets. Crab Orchard Lake Catfish are rated good to excellent throughout the lake. Anglers are reporting
Lake Ontario and tributaries Up and down the lakeshore, reports were coming in of successful salmon and trout outings. On the Niagara Bar at the drop-off in 50 to 80 feet of water, John Van
Lake Ontario Brown trout were being taken along the lake shore flat-lining (trolling lure behind the boat without any weight) with stick baits and spoons. If you can find some off-colored water, fish around it.
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