FARIBAULT AREA Although all lakes were covered with ice as of Tuesday morning, it wasn’t thick enough to walk on. There’s a chance that some of the small lakes might have walkable ice by this
FAIRMONT AREA A handful of people have started walking on and fishing some small lakes and it looks promising for increased foot traffic by this weekend. It appeared as though every lake was covered with
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Most bays are ice-covered, with four inches reported in Isle Bay Tuesday morning. Foot traffic should be an option this weekend. With the exception of shoreline ice, the main lake
DULUTH AREA All lakes are ice-covered and anglers began walking on some of them last weekend. There hasn’t been much for early fishing reports, but five inches of ice seemed to be pretty common throughout
ALEXANDRIA AREA You should be able to find a lake safe enough to walk on this weekend, but caution and common sense are advised. Some of the small, shallow lakes had three to five inches
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The small lakes, channels, and bays have a thin layer of ice on them, whether or not they allow for foot traffic by the weekend will depend on temperatures during the week.
Lake Logan (Hocking County) – The cooler temperatures will trigger bass to move back into shallow water areas as they prepare for winter at this 333-acre lake. Try using white buzzbaits and spinnerbaits. Good size
East Fork (Clermont County) – Crappies are being caught by anglers using wax worms, tube jigs, or medium- to large-sized minnows tipped on chartreuse jigs. Channel catfish are being caught by anglers fishing tightline at
• The daily bag limit for walleyes on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch
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