DULUTH AREA Although ice fishing is still an option, only a handful of anglers continue to hit area lakes such as Island, Grand, and Caribou for crappies. Most fishing activity is taking place at the
ALEXANDRIA AREA Most anglers continue to use ATVs to access lakes and the ice has not started to recede from the shorelines. Little Mary Lake is producing sunfish and crappies in seven feet, as is
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA While the shorelines, channels, and dock areas have started to open there’s still a lot of ice on the main portion of all lakes. At this point, you can’t get on the
LAKE MILLE LACS Perch and tullibee reports have been limited despite the fact that anglers can still get on the lake. Some of the shorelines are pulled away, but there hasn’t been enough people fishing
Rocky Fork Lake (Highland County) Stocked with trout on April 6. Trout have been stocked in a blocked-off bay at the campground marina for a youth fishing event, which has excellent shoreline fishing access. Try
Racine Dam Tailwater Anglers searching for sauger are generally successful this time of year. Try fishing twister tails on jigheads near the bottom; bright colors work the best. Early morning hours are best when fishing
Northeast Ohio The word on the lakes in Northeast Ohio is that the crappie bite is starting to pick up. Spring time has always been a good time for producing slabs of crappies. Lakes that
Sandusky River (Sandusky County) The river level is low right now, however fishing has been good. Most anglers use a floating jig head fished on an 18- to 24-inch leader with a 1⁄4- to
• 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
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