St. Lawrence River: Lake of the Isles and Eel Bay remained the most popular spots for a mix of panfish – perch, bluegills and crappie. Northern pike action has been good in the Waddington area.
FARIBAULT AREA Bass, crappies, and northern pike are all being pulled from 14 to 17 feet on Cedar Lake. Look to Cannon Lake for perch in 10 feet and to Hunts Lake after dark for
DULUTH AREA Walleyes are hitting chubs in 10 to 12 feet at Boulder Lake, while sucker minnows are turning northern pike at Rice Lake in five feet. Glow jigs and minnows are the ticket for
ALEXANDRIA AREA Spoons or setlines are producing walleyes in 19 to 26 feet at Lake Ida and Lake Miltona. There’s some evening crappie action over 26 to 30 feet on Lake Darling or in shallower
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The deep gravel is now accessible via some roads being plowed and maintained by resorts. Anglers are finding bigger walleyes and a few jumbo perch on the gravel in 22
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Walleyes and crappies are scattered between 24 and 40 feet on Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. Sucker minnows are producing northern pike on the deeper weedlines of Minnetonka, while crappies and sunfish
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Buckeye Lake in central Ohio has about five inches of good ice in many places, reports Bob Mathie of Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. The Fairfield Beach
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers are fishing all over Indian Lake through the ice and some good catches are being reported. Ice is anywhere from four to eight inches thick in most places, according
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Anglers fishing the area around Coshocton are catching bluegills, according to Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply. Some fish, saugeyes and crappies primarily, are being caught below the Dillon spillway,
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