Laker action may be slowing down on Kensico Reservoir, but a few fish are still being caught, along with smallmouths. New Croton Reservoir was yielding some bass as well. Not hearing much else of late.
The cooler air temps have improved fishing on the region’s trout streams. The tailwaters have fished well and the hatches have been dependable, with Sulphurs the star of the show. However, Isonychias, Light Cahills and
St. Lawrence River Not hearing a lot on the fishing front, but this is the time of year when bass and pike are the main focus. Black Lake Top-water smallmouth bass action is your best
LAKE MILLE LACS The majority of daytime walleye action continues to occur on the deep mud and gravel in 22 to 30 feet with crawlers or leeches. There is some evening action on the rocks
DULUTH AREA Walleyes are being taken with leeches and crawlers at Boulder Lake in 12 to 15 feet and at Island Lake in 16 to 20 feet. Island continues to produce smallmouth bass, while Rice
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and sunfish are hitting in six to 10 feet at Cedar Lake. Leeches or crawlers are producing a few walleyes along the 12-foot weedlines of Lake Mazaska, while suckers or crankbaits will
ALEXANDRIA AREA You’ll find sunfish, crappies, bass, northern pike, and a few walleyes on the 15- to 19-foot weeedlines of lakes Darling, Carlos, Ida, Le Homme Dieu, and Miltona. Bass fishing has been strong on
NORTHEAST METRO Bucktails and topwater baits are triggering muskies during low-light periods on the weedlines of White Bear Lake and Bald Eagle Lake. Hit the St. Croix River in 20 to 22 feet with leeches
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking and Perry Counties) – Channel catfish are being caught around Lieb’s Island and Fairfield Beach areas. Use cut shad or shrimp. Largemouth bass are being caught along cover. Target vegetation, points,
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