FARIBAULT AREA Look to Cedar Lake for sunfish and crappies in six to 14 feet. Hunts Lake is a safe bet for crappies in 20 to 22 feet during the evening hours. You’ll also find
MANKATO AREA There doesn’t seem to be any issues with getting around on most lakes, but there hasn’t been many people fishing over the past week. The few who have gone are finding crappies on
LAKE MINNETONKA Fishing pressure has been minimal with just a few reports of sunfish and crappies from the North Arm in 12 to 19 feet. There are panfish in Carson’s Bay in 14 to 19
Mosquito Creek Lake (Trumbull County) Anglers had a good amount of ice to fish through as of early March. Not many walleyes were being reported but fishermen were doing well on crappies and bluegills. Try
Wills Creek Lake (Muskingum and Coshocton counties) Anglers fishing below the spillway here are catching some saugeyes, some up to 20 inches, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply. This 900-acre lake near Maysville will
Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) The campground area of Paint Creek Lake is giving up good numbers of crappies, reports Leon Cole at Cole’s Bait and Tackle in Bainbridge. Successful anglers are suspending minnows by
• The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie from March 1 through April 30 is four fish per angler with a 15-inch minimum size limit. • The daily bag limit
At Greenup Dam, anglers are catching saugers, white bass and catfish fishing along the Kentucky side. The best bite is coming on minnnows. In the Meldahl pool, anglers are reporting catching hybrid stripers up to
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) The hot bait at Buckeye this winter has been the Limited series of Rattlin’ Rogues by Smithwick, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. Mathie expects
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