LAKE MILLE LACS East – Wind and rain took its toll on the ice and pushed much of it out of the wast side. As of Tuesday morning, there was several hundred yards of open
ALEXANDRIA AREA With the exception of some floating ice on a couple of big lakes, the ice is gone. Crappies are being caught with minnows or plastics in less than four feet along the shorelines
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies are being found scattered from the shorelines and shallow bays out to suspended fish over 25 feet. That’s a good indication that there are still plenty of crappies that have yet
DULUTH AREA Strong winds this week have limited Kamloops fishing opportunities along the north shore of Lake Superior. The cool weather also has slowed down the ice-out process on most inland lakes. As the lakes
FAIRMONT AREA Crappie action has picked up with minnows along the shoreline of Lake Sissiton, while Budd Lake continues to produce bluegills in four to six feet. Catfish are an easy catch on the shorelines
Mosquito Lake (7,241 acres; Trumbull County) – Mosquito Creek Lake is situated within Mosquito Lake State Park in Trumbull County approximately one mile west of State Route 5 in Cortland. Five maintained boat-launch ramps in
OHIO RIVER REGION 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
Alum Creek Lake (3,269 acres; Delaware County) – Saugeye: Fish minnow-imitating crankbaits along the dam and causeways at dawn and dusk. Fishing the points with jigs tipped with a minnow can also be productive. After
Maumee and Sandusky Rivers- Recent rain may cause fluctuating river levels. Be sure to check current conditions at wildohio.com. Walleye: Anglers are catching lots of fish and quite a few limits are being taken. Fish
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