NORTHEAST METRO Northern pike continue to hit sucker minnows in 10 to 14 feet on Demonterville Lake, Lake Jane, White Bear Lake, and Rush Lake. The Mississippi and St. Croix rivers are the area’s best
Water temperatures have continued to drop and were in the low 50s on most lakes. Muskies have once again been providing the most consistent action. Most muskie anglers have been dragging suckers around and have
There were still good numbers of chinooks swimming in the Sturgeon Bay canal, as well as in all harbors on both sides of the peninsula. Smallmouth action was on the slow side; the deeper waters
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Shallow-running crankbaits are producing walleyes at night in three to five feet on the east-end rock piles. The day bite is slow and look to the bays for a few good-sized
Lake Erie and tributaries: Perch are still hitting off Sturgeon Point in 50 to 60 feet of water. Boaters weren’t doing as well off Cattaraugus Creek, which was in good condition for trout at last
The 2008 fall trout stockings in northeast Ohio began in early October. The trout stocking program targets small inland waters, including state and community park lakes, as well as other easy-access lakes throughout the state.
The fall walleye bite continues to be pretty decent. Good numbers of fish are showing up in the deeper holes and river stretches during the daylight hours. These fish move to adjacent flats and breaklines
Lake Gogebic’s walleye fishing has been great. Sucker minnows fished in the weed beds are producing walleyes all over the lake. Some anglers also have done well using nightcrawler harnesses and bottom bouncers. Perch and
The muskie action has started picking up now that the water temperatures are dropping. Guys have been getting action on suckers and large crankbaits, such as Grandmas or any similar bait. Walleyes are hitting in
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