Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Crappies were in the shallows by May 10 and hitting jigs, medium and large fathead minnows and other live baits. The catfish bite was improving, with fish especially active on
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies have moved off shore and into the tops of the dead weeds in 10 to 12 feet on Lake Minnetonka, Medicine Lake and Lake Sarah. Walleyes are hitting slow-presented leeches or
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies, sunfish, and northern pike are hitting in four to six feet on Cedar Lake, while Lake Mazaska is producing panfish in eight to 10 feet. Anglers fishing off their docks at Circle
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to hit minnows on the rocks in 16 feet or less with some fish being taken during the evening hours on crankbaits in six to 12 feet. As
FAIRMONT AREA A jig and minnow is producing walleyes and bullheads at Tuttle Lake in four to six feet. The shorelines of George Lake are giving up bluegills and there’s a daytime crappie bite on
DULUTH AREA Walleyes continue to hit minnows on the 10- to 15-foot structure of Island Lake and in 10 feet on Boulder Lake. The smelt run kicked in late last week and should continue through
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crawlers and minnows are triggering walleyes during the evening hours at Lake Mary and Reno Lake in seven to 15 feet or at Oscar Lake in nine to 15 feet. Walleyes also are
Lake Michigan: There have been good reports of a mixed bag of fish being caught out of Waukegan in the 20-35 feet water range. Coho are being caught with body baits and smaller flashers and
Crab Orchard Lake: Fishing is good across the board. Crappies have moved to the banks. Anglers are taking fish on minnows and jigs. Bass have also moved into shallow areas and around the points. Fish
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