LAKE MILLE LACS East – Live-bait or spinner rigs tipped with leeches or crawlers continue to produce walleyes on the mud flats and deep gravel throughout the day. Smallmouth bass are hitting plastics and leeches
DULUTH AREA Walleyes are hitting crawlers and leeches in 15 to 18 feet on Island Lake. On Fish Lake you’ll find crappies suspended over 12 to 14 feet and bluegills in 6 to 8 feet.
ALEXANDRIA AREA The 14- to 18-foot weedlines of Lake Miltona are giving up walleyes during the day on live bait; try crankbaits or slip bobbers and leeches during the evening hours in shallower water. Spinner
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA On Lake Minnetonka, you’ll find sunfish on the inside weed edges and bass on the outside edges. Northern pike are hitting spinners and suckers on top of the 15- to 18-foot weeds,
FARIBAULT AREA Look for sunfish in 8 to 10 feet on Cedar Lake, Hunt Lake, Roberds Lake, and Shields Lake. Lake Mazaska is producing crappies and northern pike in 14 to 16 feet, while Cannon
FAIRMONT AREA Bluegills are hitting in 3 to 6 feet on George Lake and Lake Sisseton. Bass are taking plastics around the docks on Hall Lake, Sisseton, and George, while catfish are active during the
Auglaize River (Defiance County) – Just below the power dam, people are catching good numbers of channel catfish with the occasional large flathead catfish mixed in. Try using cut baits, chicken livers, and nightcrawlers. Killdeer
Mogadore Reservoir (Portage County) – The catfish bite has fired up. Shoreline anglers near Lansinger Road and the 43 fishing pier have taken good numbers of fish on raw shrimp and cut bait. Focus on
Jackson Lake (Jackson County) – Bluegills can be caught throughout the lake from early spring until fall. Preferred baits are generally wax worms and nightcrawlers fished under a bobber. These fish are popular with both
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