FARIBAULT AREA Panfish moved deeper with the recent cold front. The best action early this week was in 10 feet on Shields Lake for perch and sunfish. Lake Mazaska was giving up a few crappies
ALEXANDRIA AREA Tube jigs or FluFlus tipped with minnows are producing crappies over two to five feet in the bays of lakes Mary, Pocket, Le Homme Dieu, and Darling. You will catch sunfish with waxworms
DULUTH AREA The recent cold snap has prevented crappies from moving into the shallows, but some fish are suspended over 20 feet at Fish Lake. Shore anglers on Lake Superior are having some success with
LAKE MINNETONKA The best option for crappies is to find standing milfoil left from last year in six to eight feet in the smaller bays. The bite has been best during the afternoon and evening
LAKE MILLE LACS Water temperatures remain in the low 40-degree range in the bays and a few crappies have been showing up. Once the weather stabilizes and these areas warm, you should find more crappies
Braidwood The lake is open, and the shore fishermen are seeing quite a few catfish and bluegills. Fish are being caught on ice jigs under a float or on bottom rigs tipped with crawlers or
Devils’ Kitchen An early-April bass tournament produced three fish that each weighed more than 9 pounds. High water levels have caused overall fishing to be slow. Crab Orchard Lake Anglers are reporting that crappies are
Lake Taylorville Crappie bite picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Water conditions are murky. Newton Lake Bass good, but flooding has changed situation. Water clarity very murky. Some white bass were also reported prior to
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Most of the attention has been on walleyes and white bass in the Fox River. Very few anglers have tried Big Green for panfish yet. North Bay, (920) 294-6462. LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO
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