FAIRMONT AREA Crappies are hitting minnows in 12 to 15 feet on Hall Lake or in 11 feet at Amber Lake. Crappies and walleyes can be had during the evening hours in 12 to 15
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Most resorts are plowing roads and pulling fish houses. Best walleye reports are from the 23- to 25-foot gravel bars during the day or on the shallow reefs closer to
ALEXANDRIA AREA There’s some evening walleye action on Lake Darling, Lake Carlos, Lake Le Homme Dieu, and Lake Miltona in 16 to 20 feet or Lake Ida in 24 to 26 feet. Crappies are being
DULUTH AREA Crappie and walleye action has picked up on Boulder Lake in six to eight feet. Look to Fish Lake for walleyes and crappies in 12 to 14 feet during low-light periods. Pike are
NORTHEAST METRO Eight- to 13-foot weeds on Big Marine Lake are holding crappies and sunfish. Work the channels on Forest Lake during the evening for walleyes in eight to 15 feet. Suckers are producing pike
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The whitefish action is picking up. Henderson’s Point is the No. 1 spot now, in 15 to 45 feet along the rocky drop-off. Riley’s Bay and Larson’s Reef also are
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Most of the small, shallow lakes and bays on larger lakes in Waukesha County had 3 to 6 inches of ice in late December. The snow has insulated the ice, causing
ASHLAND AREA The Ashland side of Chequamegon Bay is in good shape despite the 31 inches of snow. The landings are likely to be slushy where the snow drifted, but snow depths are less as
Lake Michigan: The harbors have some ice starting to form, but there are still patches of open water. The trout bite in Illinois waters is slow. There have been few reports of trout being caught
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