ANNANDALE AREA There was some fishing taking place before last weekend’s snowfall, but 10 to 12 inches of snow put a quick end to most options. There hasn’t been a lot of people checking the
ALEXANDRIA AREA Six inches of snow fell here last weekend and the ice held up pretty well, but slush has developed. With some caution, you should be able to find a lake to walk on
DULUTH AREA This area received six inches of snow slowing the ice-making process. At best, most small lakes have four inches of ice so the limited fishing options that existed have been put on hold
LAKE MILLE LACS Most of the lake is ice-covered, but there is snow sitting on top of it. Most fishing opportunities are limited to the bays such as Isle, Cove, and Wahkon where six inches
FARIBAULT AREA Most lakes capped with ice Monday night so they weren’t impacted by last weekend’s snow. There’s a good chance a few of the small, shallow lakes could be ready for foot travel by
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) Anglers fishing below the spillway for saugeyes are running into an inconsistent bite, reports Bob Mathie of Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. Mathie said the crappie bite has
Grand Lake St. Marys (Mercer, Auglaize counties) Saugeyes are being caught in the early mornings. Minnows under a slip bobber is working as is jigs with Twister Tails. The Outdoorsman, 419-394-5769, www.eastbankmarina.com, click on “Outdoorsman”
Mosquito Lake (Trumbull County) Anglers are fishing for walleyes and yellow perch with some decent results. Most are throwing crankbaits such as Husky Jerks while others are employing jig and minnow combinations. Causeway Sporting Goods,
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) Anglers were fishing below the spillway and picking up a good number of saugeyes as a result. Some hybrid stripers are also being caught both below the spillway and in the
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