ASHLAND AREA Trolling is still the No. 1 thing that is going on out of Ashland, Washburn, and up to Bayfield. Cohos have been the main catch. What has changed is location and fishing style
NORTHEAST METRO Look to the Afton and Prescott areas of the St. Croix River for walleyes with a jig and minnow or crankbaits in 20 to 30 feet, on the points and humps, or the
LAKE MILLE LACS Crappie action has slightly improved in the channels, bays, and boat harbors. The afternoon and evening bite has been best when the sun is out. Look to the south-end bays such as
FAIRMONT AREA The Iowa/Minnesota border opener produced plenty of pike on crankbaits and a few walleyes on minnows at Tuttle Lake in less than four feet. Crappies are hitting in four to eight feet Hall
DULUTH AREA The shallow rocks of Rice Lake are producing crappies and sunfish in five feet. The bays on Fish Lake are giving up crappies in eight feet and most rivers are holding suckers. With
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappie activity has been spotty, with a spurt of activity during the evening in two to five feet at lakes Ida, Miltona, Le Homme Dieu, Latoka, and Carlos. Sunfish have been in shallow
Griggs Reservoir (Franklin County) This 361-acre reservoir in Columbus provides good crappie and black bass fishing. When fishing for crappies, try around woody cover in deeper water and old river beds using jigs and minnows
Cold Creek (Erie County) Anglers wishing to pursue some trout should still be able to entice some bites along Cold Creek. The best fishing usually occurs during the morning and evening hours. Anglers wishing to
Mogadore Reservoir (Portage County) With more than 1,100 acres of fishable water, Mogadore Reservoir has always been revered as one of Northeast Ohio’s best all around lakes. Spring time has always been good at Mogadore
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