Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) — Nice-size bass were released in recent weeks, with smallmouths up to 5 pounds reported. Shore anglers and boaters have released muskies up to 40 inches. Crappies in mixed sizes were
Juniata River (Huntingdon, Mifflin counties) — Smallmouth bass and catfish were reported. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Water was low and very clear and in the 40s to 50s at the end of May.
Chemung River (Bradford County) — Anglers were releasing large carp in recent weeks. Lehigh River (Carbon County) — The Bowmanstown Pool off the East Penn boat launch was yielding nice-size brown and rainbow trout up
Nockamixon Lake (Berks County) — The striped bass bite picked up in mid-May, and anglers were making nice catches on topwater lures and live baits, including gizzard shad and alewives. Blue Marsh Lake, Lake Ontelaunee
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are shallow on lakes Geneva, Carlos, Le Homme Dieu, Darling, and Ida. A few muskies have been taken off the shorelines of Lobster Lake and Lake Miltona. Walleyes are hitting minnows, leeches,
DULUTH AREA Island Lake and Boulder Lake are giving up walleyes in eight to 15 feet, as is Rice Lake in less than eight feet on minnows. Look in three to eight feet for crappies
LAKE MINNETONKA Slowly-presented plastics are producing bass from the shorelines out to 10 feet. Crappies are scattered off the shorelines in eight to 10 feet and hitting spinners and minnows. Look for pike to hit
ALBERT LEA AREA Crappies and sunfish are biting in shallow water near Katherine Island, Hatch Bridge, and the channel on Fountain Lake. Edgewater Bay on Fountain is producing walleyes on leeches or fatheads and northern
FAIRMONT AREA Look for crappies at Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton and sunfish on George Lake, Hall, and Budd in less than six feet. Walleyes are hitting crankbaits during the day or minnows
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