St. Lawrence River: Northern pike were offering up the most consistent action, but bass were on their beds at last check and could offer shallow sight-fishing opportunities. Black Lake: While the bluegill action has been
ALBERT LEA AREA With the exception of some very limited shore fishing opportunities, angling has been put on hold due to high water and no-wake conditions on lakes throughout the area. Albert Lea Convention &
DULUTH AREA Leeches and crawlers are providing consistent walleye action at Whiteface Lake in 10 to 12 feet and Fish Lake in nine to 11 feet. Fish also is putting out numbers of bluegills and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting crawlers and spinner rigs on Lake Reno and Lake Mary in 12 to 15 feet and on Lake Miltona 18 to 20 feet. The weedlines on Lake Le Homme Dieu,
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Most lakes in the area have some type of no-wake regulation in place due to high water, but the fishing has been good. Walleyes are hitting floating jigs and fatheads in the
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The morning bite has been strong on the mud flats with Lindy rigs and live bait in 20 to 24 feet and in deeper water during the day. Trolling crankbaits
FAIRMONT AREA The trees, channels, and docks on Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton are giving up sunfish and crappies in two to six feet. Crankbaits or jigs and plastics are producing walleyes in
Buckeye Lake (2847 acres; Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Largemouth bass: Use crankbaits, tubes, and creature baits around Clouse Cove and Cranberry Marsh; also fish any riprap or woody cover. Hybrid striped bass: Try
Scioto River (Hardin County) – Channel catfish: have been biting on nightcrawlers. Access the river at the bridge at County Road 245. Upper Sandusky Reservoir #2 (118 acres; Wyandot County) – Largemouth bass: Nice catches
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