St. Lawrence River Not hearing much with the ice fishing over and walleye off limits. Black Lake Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reported the early heat wave sent anglers out after perch and
Lake Ontario and tributaries Pier action has been hot at Wilson and Olcott, with trout reported by casters using spoons, stick baits or minnows fished under a float. Perch action has been better in Wilson
FAIRMONT AREA Budd Lake and Lake Sissiton are producing crappies, perch, and a few bluegills in five feet or less. Look to Fox Lake and Tuttle Lake with minnows for perch in four to six
FARIBAULT AREA You’ll catch perch below the King Mill Dam with minnows on the Cannon River. There had been some crappies caught in shallow water on Cedar Lake last week, but since it cooled down,
DULUTH AREA The ice has been out for nearly two weeks, but the weather since that time has remained windy and cold, preventing panfish anglers from finding fish. Strong northeast winds have limited fishing opportunities
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappie action has been sporadic with a more consistent bite on those days when the sun is out during the afternoon and evening hours. The small, traditional spring panfish lakes such as Pocket,
LAKE MILLE LACS Although the ice is gone, there hasn’t been much fishing to report. Start looking to the traditional bays such as Cove, Isle, and Wahkon to be the first spots to produce crappies
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The crappies and sunfish seem to be moving in and out with the sun from the shorelines out to eight feet on most lakes. If it’s cloudy, they’ve been tough to catch,
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) Timothy Collins, of Central City, caught a trophy brown trout weighing 14½ pounds and measuring 30-plus inches, in the tailrace while targeting muskies with a plug and tube combo Feb. 29.
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