ALBERT LEA AREA Crawlers are producing sunfish in the cemetery area of Fountain Lake in five feet, while leeches are turning crappies and catfish in three feet. The cemetery area and Hatch Bridge area also
MANKATO AREA Crappies and sunfish continue to be found shallow on Lake Washington, German Lake, and Jefferson Lake. Minnows, leeches, and Rapalas are producing walleyes on Washington in eight to 12 feet. On the Blue
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are being found in the shallow pencil reeds during the evening hours at Lake Darling, Lake Le Homme Dieu, and Lake Miltona. Walleyes are hitting gold jigs and minnows on Le Homme
NORTHEAST METRO Walleyes and smallmouth bass are hitting Lindy Rigs and leeches or crankbaits in the Prescott area of the St. Croix River in 20 feet. Crappies are taking minnows on Big Marine Lake in
Shabbona Look for crappies over the fish cribs and brush piles along the campground shoreline. Begin your search by setting your presentation half way down the water column. Best presentations include Mini-Mites and minnows. Bass
Devils’ Kitchen Bluegills are spawning and are being caught in good numbers on wax worms and crickets. Crab Orchard Lake Crappies still are spawning and can be caught over shallow cover on minnows or jigs.
Lake Taylorville Crappie bite picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Banner Marsh Crappie biting on minnows. Bass hitting chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. Newton Lake Bass good. Some white bass were also reported. Catfish good. Spring Lake
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA It was a fantastic opener to the bass season, with many big fish being caught on tubes, grubs, crankbaits, hair jigs, and live bait in 2 to 20 feet of
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Trollers in Sheboygan have been catching chinooks, cohos, browns, and lake trout in 25 to 35 feet of water on spoons of various colors. Pier fishing has been slow. In Port
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