Lake Ontario and tributaries: Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek were still holding fair numbers of trout. Best bait was a jig tipped with a wax worm and fished under a float, but egg sacs
Oswego River: Anglers were still getting some nice brown trout and steelhead and good baits have been pink trout worms, egg sacs, trout beads and white jigs. Salmon River: Flows were up at last look.
Cayuga Lake: A few brown trout were being reported from the tributaries around the lake. Streams were running low and clear at last check. When there is snowmelt, look for conditions to improve. Seneca Lake:
DULUTH AREA A few walleyes continue to be caught with shiners at Boulder Lake in 10 feet and Rice Lake in 6 feet. Look for crappies on Fish Lake over 12 feet and Boulder in
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch action has picked up on the north end in 18 feet and in Wahkon Bay over 12 feet. Northern pike continue to hit in most bays in less than
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappie reports have been best off Maple Lake in 8 to 12 feet or the north end of Lake Carlos in 12 to 15 feet. Walleyes are hitting best early and late each
FARIBAULT AREA Ice depths vary from 3 to 6 inches so you still have to watch where you go. Cedar Lake is giving up a few crappies and northern pike in 15 feet. Look to
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The small bays on Lake Minnetonka such as Carson’s and Black Lake were producing crappies and walleyes in 10 to 19 feet, but ice conditions deteriorated over the weekend with all of
FAIRMONT AREA Hit Budd Lake for crappies, sunfish, and a few walleyes in 15 to 18 feet. On Lake Sissiton, you’ll find crappies and sunfish in 11 to 15 feet during the morning and evening
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