Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was in the 40s and high and off-color and trout were in the deeper holding pools as of Feb. 12. A good streamer bite was reported; micro-nymphs on light
Canoe Creek Lake (Blair County) Anglers were icing numbers of black crappies, largemouth bass, chain pickerel and yellow perch through early February. A trout stocking was slated for Feb. 11. Octararo Reservoir (Lancaster County) Panfish
FAIRMONT AREA Bluegills and crappies are hitting on Budd Lake in 17 feet and on Lake Sissiton in 14 feet during the morning and evening hours. Look to Hall Lake with minnows for crappies and
RED WING AREA Ice fishing reports have been limited to a few northern pike being taken from the backwater areas, but the open-water bite on the Mississippi River has improved. During the day, vertical jigging
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best bet for better numbers of jumbo perch is in the deep basin areas away from structure in 28 feet of water or deeper. These deep locations also are
DULUTH AREA Rice Lake is giving up numbers of rock bass in six feet or less and Caribou Lake is kicking out sunfish in eight to 10 feet and crappies over 14 feet. On Fish
ALEXANDRIA AREA Sunfish and a few crappies are hitting in six to 10 feet and you will find crappies suspended over 26 to 28 feet on some lakes. The morning and evening hours are best
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Look to Carson’s Bay in 19 feet and Phelps Bay in 10 to 12 feet on Lake Minnetonka for sunfish and crappies. On Lake Sarah anglers are finding suspended crappies and sunfish
Lake Michigan According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, with the recent warm weather and heavy rains, the ice conditions should be checked carefully before venturing out. There have been very few reports of trout being
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