NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries _- The steelhead streams got some much-needed rainfall in late November-early December, but the impact was marginal. Without continued runoff, flow pretty quickly returned to low and clear. Although
Central Region Knox Lake (Knox County) – Anglers fishing from the shore are catching good numbers of crappies in the 6- to 12-inch range on jig and minnow combos fished under a bobber. Other anglers
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Reports off the main lake remain limited, but should improve with the good ice conditions. There are some nice perch and a few walleyes being caught in Wahkon Bay,
ASHLAND_AREA The fishing could be great, but no one would know it because no one is out fishing. Everyone has put their boats away. There are a few people fishing at the “hot pond,” and
ALEXANDRIA AREA There isn’t much to report on the fishing front and most anglers are anxiously waiting for ice to form. If a person wanted to fish, you could probably pop a few walleyes on
LAKE_MILLE LACS Fishing reports have been very limited. It seems as though there’s still “a boat or two” on the lake each day in search of walleyes or muskies. The bite is poor for both
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries – Steelhead tributaries were still rain-starved Nov. 20 but shoreline fishing was productive when wind was cooperative. William Myers Jr., of Elizabethtown, landed a 13-pound, 51/2-ounce, 313/4-inch steelhead on
NORTHEAST METRO Minnows and large plastic baits seem to be working for the few muskie anglers that remain on White Bear Lake in 14 to 25 feet. Crankbaits or a jig and minnow are producing
ALGOMA_AREA Salmon and brown trout are still in the harbors and rivers. Hardy anglers are still trying to catch a few of those fish. The fish will stay in the rivers and harbors all winter.
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