LAKE MILLE LACS East – During the morning and afternoon hours, leeches or crawlers on live-bait rigs are producing walleyes on mud and rocks in 20 to 32 feet. Anchor and pitch slip bobbers and
FARIBAULT AREA Sunfish and crappies are hitting in 12 feet on Lake Mazaska, while the bars and humps on Shields Lake are giving up sunfish in 9 feet. Hunt Lake is worth hitting for sunfish
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies remain active in the 8- to 12-foot cabbage of Lake Le Home Dieu, Lake Darling, the north end of Lake Carlos and Lake Ida. Walleyes are hitting leeches during low-light periods on
FAIRMONT AREA Walleye action has picked up with spinners and crawlers in 4 to 8 feet at Hall Lake and Budd Lake. Panfish also remain shallow, 3 to 6 feet, on Hall, Budd, Lake Sissiton,
DULUTH AREA A few walleyes continue to be taken with leeches or small sucker minnows at Island Lake in 18 to 22 feet. Topwater baits or jigs and twisters are producing smallmouth bass on the
Chain: Most fish are slower. Bluegills have been good in and around shallow shoreline piers or laydowns. Catfish are excellent on nightcrawlers or leeches. Walleye fishing remains good around bridge areas. Crappies are fair in
Devils’ Kitchen: Bluegill action has picked up. However, anglers are reporting most fish are running small. Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish are the best bet. Anglers are taking good numbers of fish on stinkbaits, cut baits,
Banner Marsh: Bass are fair on plastics, spinnerbaits, or chatterbaits and fair at East Point Access. Bluegills are slow to fair and small on waxworms. Crappies are fair on minnows or jigs with many yet
ASHLAND AREA Blueberries and strawberries are beginning to ripen. Bears have been hanging out in berry patches. Trollers are catching close to their limits of lake trout near the Outer Island Refuge, but are not
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