Chain: Bluegills good around weed areas on small ice jigs tipped with waxies or spikes. Muskies are consistent on bucktails or jerkbaits around main lake points. Crappies are good in channel areas on small jigs
Crab Orchard Lake: Anglers are picking up a few crappies in 6-10 feet on minnows and jigs. Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegill action has slowed also, although some fish are still being caught along
NORTHEAST METRO A slowly presented jig and minnow continues to trigger walleyes on the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. Deer registrations are down and general reports from hunters have involved limited deer sightings. By most
As fall has progressed, fish have been moving and holding out deeper in the rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. Try hard-bottomed areas near structure or current breaks. Live bait has been working well lately, with jigs
The cool, windy, and rainy weather kept fishing pressure down, but a fair number of diehard anglers did venture out to try their luck. Muskies have been the main target for most of these late-season
St. Lawrence River: Muskie anglers are out there but not many reports. Perch have been hitting fathead minnows in Chaumont Bay. Black Lake: The folks at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond and hearing more from
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Fishing reports have been limited to the occasional angler jigging a walleye or two off the shallow rocks. The deer opener was a bit slower than last year with about 200
Fishing has been a little on the slow side, but anglers have been catching crappies, walleyes, and smallmouths on different waters around the area. Muskies have been hitting on Yellow Lake. Deer hunters registered a
Canadice/Hemlock lakes: Anglers are starting to pick up some nice trout on night crawlers or bass minnows while fishing from shore. On a side note, Naples Creek has some good numbers of brown trout in
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