ALEXANDRIA AREA Shallow, mud-bottom bays of Lake Darling, Lobster Lake, and Oscar Lake are kicking out crappies. A few walleyes are hitting minnows and jigs in six to eight feet on Lake Victoria. Christopherson’s Bait
LAKE MILLE LACS There’s a chance the majority – or all – of the lake will be ice-free by the weekend. At least, there will be enough open water to fish this weekend. The few
NORTHEAST METRO Anglers trolling the current breaks near Prescott on the St. Croix River are hooking walleyes in 15 to 20 feet with a jig and minnow or leadcore and crankbaits. Bald Eagle Lake is
ALBERT LEA AREA There’s a night bite for walleyes with spinners and minnows in shallow water at Fountain Lake. Dane Bay on Fountain and Pickeral Lake are producing northern pike with bobbers and fatheads. Crappie
FAIRMONT AREA Walleyes are hitting jigs and plastics in less than six feet at Tuttle Lake. Crappies are shallow during low-light periods and in eight to 12 feet during the day at lakes Budd, Hall,
Mauch Chunk, Nesquehoning creeks (Carbon County) Decent fishing pressure was reported throughout April, with trout hitting on minnows, mealworms, and green paste bait. Mauch Chunk, Beltzville lakes (Carbon County) — Beltzville was yielding releases of
Yellow Creek Lake (Indiana County) Boat docks have been installed, bringing numbers of boaters to the lake in recent weeks. Crappies and northern pike were reported. Keystone Lake (Indiana County) Crappies and some smaller muskies
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Normal spring flows were reported by TCO Fly Shop April 26. Water had a greenish tint and was in the 40s to 50s. Grannoms (14-16), Hendricksons (14) and midges (black, cream,
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Excellent largemouth bass releases were reported at the end of April, with jig and pigs and Texas-rigged creature baits producing before 10 or 11 a.m., and chartreuse and white or plain
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