DULUTH AREA Chubs are turning walleyes in 10 feet in Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior. A few walleyes also are being caught at the narrows of Fish Lake in 10 to 12 feet. Most anglers
ALEXANDRIA AREA The 15-foot weed edges of lakes Geneva and Le Homme Dieu are giving up crappies. Look for walleyes to hit during low-light periods on Le Homme Dieu and Lake Darling in 16 to
LAKE MILLE LACS East – A few walleyes are being caught off the shallow reefs in six to 12 feet and northern pike are hitting in the bays such as Cove, Wahkon, and Isle. The
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies and sunfish are being found in 10 to 14 feet in the North Arm, Crystal Bay, and Spring Park Bay on Lake Minnetonka. A few walleyes have been caught during low-light
Lake Sara (Effingham): The crappie bite has been hot. The bait of choice is small jigs tipped with wax worms or spikes under floats. Skipping under the deeper docks or finding the submerged timber and
Fox River: The water temps have dropped quite a bit. Some reports of walleyes showing up at the McHenry Dam as well as other key walleye areas throughout the river. Jig and minnows worked slowly
Lake Michigan: The trout bite has been slow in the downtown harbors. The steelhead have started to show up in larger numbers and best baits have been egg sacks under a float. Navy Pier and
Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegill action also has slowed, although some fish are still being caught along the rip rap on crickets and wax worms. Bass action is good on a
Lake Ontario and tributaries: The fishing action has been hot and cold – both on the river and in area streams – but the important thing is that they are catching fish. At Eighteen Mile
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