FAIRMONT AREA Crankbaits are producing walleyes in eight to 12 feet at Hall Lake and George Lake. The six- to 10-foot rock areas of Hall and Budd Lake are producing crappies, while Lake Sissiton and
FARIBAULT AREA Cedar Lake is giving up sunfish, crappies, bass, and pike in six to eight feet. White bass are hitting spinnerbaits in six feet on Lake Mazaska and Circle Lake is kicking out panfish
DULUTH AREA Hit Island Lake in 18 to 20 feet and Boulder Lake in 12 to 14 feet with leeches for walleyes. Reports off Lake Superior indicate a steady salmon and lake trout bite over
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting crawlers and leeches during the day or crankbaits at night on Lake Mary in 10 to 12 feet, Lake Miltona in 14 to 16 feet, and Lake Reno in 12
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Slip bobbers and leeches or trolling crankbaits have produced walleyes during low-light periods on the eight- to 15-foot rocks. Mid-day hours have been best on the edges of the mud
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Working the weeds is your best option for walleyes, northern pike, bass, and panfish on Lake Minnetonka, Lake Independence, and Medicine Lake. Look for walleyes on the 20-foot weed edges, bass and
Chain: The walleyes are really starting to turn on all over the chain. Jig and minnow combinations or spinner rigs with nightcrawlers are the best producers. Strong reports of good panfish have been coming in.
Devils’ Kitchen: Bluegills are on and off the beds. Fishing has slowed slightly, but some anglers are still reporting good catches on crickets and wax worms. Crab Orchard Lake: Crappies are still being found near
Powerton: Smallmouths good in the cool part of the lake, in the back and off of points. Most were caught on crankbaits, some 18 inches and bigger. Channel catfish are excellent in the rocks, hitting
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