FARIBAULT AREA Look to French Lake with minnows for walleyes in 18 to 20 feet. Cannon Lake is giving up a few walleyes and perch in 8 to 10 feet – there is shore-fishing opportunities
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Fishing pressure has been almost non-existent over the past week. It seems most anglers have given up on the open-water season and are content waiting for ice to form. Wayzata Bait (952)
DULUTH AREA A few people continue to fish, with Island Lake and Boulder Lake producing walleyes on minnows in 6 feet. Grouse hunting reports have been good north and east of Duluth and the rut
LAKE MILLE LACS Water temperatures are approaching 42 degrees so tullibees should start moving onto the reefs. That’s where the majority of muskies and walleyes will be caught at this point. Look for walleyes in
ALEXANDRIA AREA A jig and minnow combination is producing walleyes on Lake Darling and Lake Le Homme Dieu in 28 to 35 feet of water during the day. During low-light periods, the weedlines have been
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action is improving. Fish are being found at varying depths, depending on cover. Minnows and jigs seem to be equally effective. Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegills have slowed, although some
Chain: The walleye action is hot with the cooler weather. Reports show good catches in the river channels and mouths of the creeks throughout the day. Live bait is proving to be best. The bass
Coffeen Lake: Bass are good on topwater baits, crankbaits, and plastics. Bluegills are fair on waxworms and fairly shallow catfish are good on dip baits, crawlers, and cut bait, with some big flatheads being landed.
Fox River: The saugers are good, bunching up on the flats as in 12-14 feet of water range off of the main river channels and up near the clam beds. Vertical jigging jigs with minnows
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