ALEXANDRIA AREA Minnows are turning a few walleyes in nine feet on Lake Mary and Oscar Lake. Anglers fishing from shore at night in the current between Lake Darling and Lake Cowdry are finding walleyes
FAIRMONT AREA During the day, walleyes and crappies are hitting minnows or leeches on Amber Lake, Hall Lake, and Budd Lake in eight to 12 feet. Look shallower on these lakes during low-light periods for
DULUTH AREA Chubs and jigs have been the ticket for walleyes in six to 10 feet on Island Lake, Boulder Lake, and west of Duluth on the St. Louis River. Steelhead reports have been favorable
NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are being found in three to six feet at White Bear Lake and in the marinas on the St. Croix River. Anglers fishing from shore at Lake Phalen are catching crappies and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – With the cool water, most walleyes are being caught in 16 feet or less on the sand and rocks. The north end sand has been especially good with a jig
ALBERT LEA AREA Walleye and northern pike action has been slow and the majority of panfish have not moved shallow on area lakes. A few crappies and sunfish are being taken with waxworms at the
Lake Loramie (843 Acres and 38 miles of shoreline; Auglaize and Shelby counties) – Catfish: have been biting on red worms and nightcrawlers for anglers who are bottom fishing. The lake is currently very muddy.
• The daily bag limit for walleyes on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is four fish per angler from March 1 through April 30; six thereafter. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches.
Belleville Pool (Athens, Meigs, and Washington counties) – Crappie: Fish are moving this time of year and provide a great opportunity for river anglers. Just like the inland lakes, target areas around brush tops and
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