Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Smallmouth bass were reported on soft plastic worms and other artificials around brush and docks. The docks were also a hot spot for crappies on jigs and twister tails. Rock
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Mid-day walleye action has been best on the gravel and mud in 22 to 28 feet with spinner rigs or live-bait rigs tipped with leeches or crawlers. The shallow- to
FARIBAULT AREA Cedar Lake is kicking out sunfish, crappies, and bass in three to eight feet and the weedlines are giving up northern pike. On Roberds Lake, sunfish, catfish, and a few walleyes are coming
FAIRMONT AREA Look for crappies around the aerators at Budd Lake or on the rock piles of Hall Lake. Work the weedlines of George Lake and Lake Sissiton for bluegills. There’s consistent catfish action along
DULUTH AREA A slow-presented leech or crawler is producing walleyes in 16 to 20 feet at Island Lake or 12 to 14 feet at Boulder Lake. Bluegill action remains strong in six to eight feet
ALEXANDRIA AREA Bass and northern pike are hitting on the 16- to 18-foot weedlines on lakes Darling, Carlos, and Le Homme Dieu. You’ll also catch a few walleyes with spinners and crawlers on these lakes
NORTHEAST METRO Look for walleyes to hit leeches at Bald Eagle Lake and White Bear Lake on the 12- to 15-foot weedlines. Crawler harnesses are producing walleyes in 18 to 20 feet on the St.
Chain: The walleye action is really hot right now. Fishermen have been reporting good catches in Pistakee and Marie in the early morning or late evening. Jig and minnows or jig and leeches have done
Devils’ Kitchen: Bass slowing in heat. Crappies biting on minnows and jigs. Bluegills hitting crickets in shallows. Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action is still steady. Cut bait, nightcrawlers and leeches are all producing good catches.
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