FARIBAULT AREA The 8- to 10- foot weeds on French Lake are giving up sunfish. Crappies and sunfish are hitting on Lake Mazaska in 12 to 14 feet. Hit the channel on Kelley Dudley Lake
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and bluegills continue to be pulled from 4 to 8 feet on Budd Lake and Hall Lake. The docks on Lake Sissiton and George Lake are holding bass and catfish are hitting
DULUTH AREA Walleyes are hitting nightcrawlers or minnows in 15 feet or deep-running crankbaits in 25 feet at Island Lake. Work the 10-foot structure with topwater baits or large suckers for muskies on Island and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Crankbaits, plastics and live bait are all turning smallmouth bass on the rock points and reefs. Hit the mud flats and gravel bars in 22 to 28 feet for walleyes
ALEXANDRIA AREA Spinner rigs and crawlers or jigs and minnows are producing walleyes in 20 to 24 feet on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida. Crappie action remains strong on the weedlines of Lake Carlos, Lake
Lake Erie — As of Aug. 3, Poor Richard’s Bait and Tackle reported an excellent walleye bite on plugs and crawlers, with limits and nice sizes reported in 60 to 80 feet straight out of
Big Darby Creek (Franklin, Madison, and Pickaway counties) – In summer weather, creeks and rivers can provide fishing action. Smallmouth bass: Casting small crankbaits or plastics resembling crayfish or shiners can be rewarding. Target boulders,
Outhwaite Reservoir, Bucyrus Reservoir #4 (160 acres, Crawford County) – Bluegill: are being caught on the east side of the reservoir. Try using maggots or waxworms. Yellow perch: are also being caught fishing with maggots
Mogadore Reservoir (1,104 acres; Portage County) – Fishing from shore is somewhat limited, but the entire reservoir is available for boat fishing. Outboard motors are limited to electric only. Largemouth bass: biting well on crankbaits,
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