NORTHEAST METRO Sucker minnows are taking pike at Lake Phalen and White Bear Lake in 12 to 15 feet. Look for bass on the weedlines of Big Carnelian Lake, Square Lake, and White Bear. The
ALEXANDRIA AREA You’ll find sunfish and a few walleyes along the 15- to 18- foot weedlines of lakes Ida, Darling, Geneva, Carlos, and Le Homme Dieu. On Lake Miltona, a jig and minnow is producing
Spring Lake: A few catfish on dew worms and shad. Bluegills fair on wax worms off shore. Bass slow. Crappies biting on tube jigs at the south end bays. Lake Bloomington: Hybrid stripers are fair,
Chain: White and yellow bass are hitting Mepps spinners, pinkie jigs or live bait. Pike are being caught around creek mouths. Muskies and walleyes are fair. Catfish are fair on nightcrawlers. Bluegills and crappies good,
Crab Orchard Lake: Fishing traffic has been fairly light. Crappie anglers are holding in water 8-10 feet over cover or around bridge pillars. Minnows and jigs have been equally effective. Catfish are hitting throughout the
AMERY AREA Bucktails and sucker minnows are triggering muskies in 12 to 18 feet on Lake Wapogasset, Deer Lake, and the Apple River. Crappies and sunfish are suspended over 15 to 20 feet on Balsam
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Perch fishing has been excellent. The best areas have been downtown Sturgeon Bay, the Sawyer Harbor area, the Sturgeon Bay flats, Little Sturgeon, and Chaudoir’s Dock – mostly in deeper
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trollers averaged a couple of fish per boat. Chinooks, rainbows, and lakers were reported in similar numbers, with the most success coming from water 70 to 90 feet deep.
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Some mature kings have been coming in the 60- to 100-foot range in front of Olcott and to the west, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Cutbait, flasher-fly rigs,
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