LAKE MILLE LACS The number of people fishing for walleyes has been so minimal that it’s been just about impossible to get a fishing report. Now that water temperatures have dropped, tullibees are moving onto
WINONA AREA Walleyes are hitting a jig and minnow in the Trempealeau Lakes and Lock 5 on the Mississippi River. Crappies can be had with a slip bobber and minnow on the 10- to 12-foot
DULUTH AREA Island Lake is giving up crappies over 20 to 30 feet and walleyes in 15 feet. On Rice Lake, walleyes can be had with minnows in less than six feet. Muskies are hitting
FAIRMONT AREA Walleyes are hitting minnows in the deep holes of the Blue Earth River or in eight to 12 feet of water during the day and two to six feet at night on Hall
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Large sucker minnows are triggering muskies on the weed-covered points in 12 feet at Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. You’ll find a few crappies suspended over 25 feet or more on both
Auglaize River (Paulding County) – Anglers have been catching channel catfish and crappies in the river over the past couple of weeks. For crappies, try fishing four to six feet deep using crappie rigs or
Tappan Lake (Harrison County) – This 2,131-acre lake is known for its excellent fishery. A wide variety of fish species can be caught, including crappies, largemouth bass, bluegills, channel catfish, white bass, and saugeyes. Fall
Monroe Lake (Monroe County) – At 39 acres, this lake north of Woodsfield might be considered small when compared to other lakes in the area, but that doesn’t mean the fishing opportunities are small. Cooler,
Grand Lake St. Marys (Mercer County) – For channel catfish, use chicken livers and nightcrawlers fished on the bottom for best results. It’s a little early but shoreline cover offers the best locations to take
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