DULUTH AREA Chubs remain the hot bait for walleyes at Island Lake in 15 to 20 feet and Whiteface Reservoir in 10 to 12 feet. Crappie action remains strong in the narrows at Fish Lake
BATTLE LAKE Walleyes are hitting minnows in 10 to 20 feet or crankbaits in 5 to 7 feet on Otter Tail Lake, West Battle Lake, Clitherall Lake and Silver Lake. Look for sunfish and crappies
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to hit crankbaits during the evening hours and at night on the shallow rock reefs, while the day bite has been more inconsistent. Live bait, crankbaits, or plastics
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action has improved most recently. Most fish are being located in 8-10 feet of water over submerged cover, rip rap or bridge pillars. Minnows and jigs are equally effective. Catfish action
Lake Bloomington: Hybrid stripers are fair, with best action early and just before dusk when fish are chasing shad on the surface and hitting jigs or Roadrunners. Bass best on jigs, chatterbaits and soft plastics
Illinois River: The sauger bite is slow with fish being caught near the tailwaters of dams or on the flats vertical jigging jigs with minnows or pulling “three-way rigs.” The white bass are starting to
Chain: The panfish bite is very consistent. Fish small jigs tipped with spikes or waxies under a slip float. Fish the weedbeds and set your depth to just above the weeds. The largemouths have moved
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, salmon fishing picked up for shore and boat anglers, with trollers fishing near the gap and into the harbor for kings and browns. Trollers are fishing up as far
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon action can be classed as fair to good from Sturgeon Bay to Washington Island. The best action has been from 70 feet of water out to the 200-foot range,
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