NORTHEAST METRO Muskies are hitting small bucktails on the shallow weedlines of White Bear Lake and Bald Eagle Lake. Northern pike are being caught with sucker minnows off the public fishing dock at Beaver Lake
FARIBAULT AREA Panfish and bass are hitting on the shorelines of Cedar Lake, French Lake is giving up crappies in 12 to 16 feet and sunfish in four feet, and Lake Mazaska is good for
FAIRMONT AREA Look for bluegills and crappies in four to eight feet on lakes Hall, Budd, and Sissiton. Fox Lake is kicking out crappies and walleyes along the six- to 12-foot weedlines and a few
EAST CENTRAL MN Crappies and sunfish continue to hit in four to six feet at Blue Lake. Minnows are producing walleyes in 14 to 18 feet at Green Lake, while Spectacle Lake is producing crappies
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are hitting tube jigs on the weed edges of lakes Le Homme Dieu, Darling, and Carlos. Look for bass and sunfish on the docks and shorelines of most lakes. Muskie reports from
Illinois River Some catfish in shallow areas on cut baits and dip baits. Drum being caught on crawlers Near Henry and south the catfish are fair on dip baits or big minnow. Near Peoria and
Lake Taylorville A few catfish have been taken on dough baits. Bluegills excellent on worms. Crappies good to excellent on minnows. Bass have been hitting plastic worms. Banner Marsh Bass are fair on plastic worms
Lake Michigan According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, fishing out of the northern harbors is really hot right now, with easy limits of cohos and some kings mixed in. The cohos are taking the standard
Devils’ Kitchen Bluegills are still on beds and can be caught on crickets, wax worms and red wigglers. Horseshoe Lake Some crappies are still spawning. Fishing isn’t as good as it was the end of
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