The extremely windy weather experienced kept many of the cod and sea bass boats inshore. But those that did venture out continued to report excellent bottom fishing from the artificial reefs out to the wrecks
Lake George’s popular bays were yielding, at times, good numbers of keeper-sized perch, as well as the occasional laker that tops the lake’s 23-inch size minimum. It remains to be seen how well the ice
Not hearing a lot right now, and that’s likely a product of deteriorating ice conditions, which isn’t unusual as we head toward mid-March.
Not the best time to try fishing and most anglers were awaiting the April 1 opener. Small, dark stoneflies should start to hatch as weather starts to warm. If you must go, your options right
St. Lawrence River Ice was holding up well at last check, with northern pike providing the bulk of the action in sports like Eel Bay and Lake of the Isles. Perch were cooperating as well
LAKE MINNETONKA There hasn’t been a lot of panfish activity and those being caught seem to be sliding up shallower. Phelp’s Bay is giving up sunfish in 10 to 12 feet and a few crappies
FARIBAULT AREA Look to Fox Lake for sunfish in 10 to 14 feet during the day and to Cedar Lake for crappies in 10 to 12 feet during low-light periods. On Circle Lake and Shields
RED WING AREA Pitching jigs tipped with plastics or minnows has produced walleyes and sauger below the dam on the Mississippi River from the shorelines out to 15 feet. Some of the biggest walleyes are
DULUTH AREA A few anglers have started hooking Kamloops at the mouth of the French River on Looper Bugs and waxies. Fish Lake is producing sunfish and crappies in six to 14 feet and Caribou
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