FAIRMONT AREA Anglers fishing from shore on Tuttle Lake are catching walleyes with a split shot, plain hook, and minnow. Iowa Lake is producing perch in less than five feet. Look to Budd Lake and
DULUTH AREA The last weekend of deer season went better than the opener, but the harvest will be down from last year. A lot of small bucks were taken the final weekend. The lakes had
ALEXANDRIA AREA A handful of anglers took advantage of the nice weather this week, fishing as deep as 60 feet for walleyes on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida. Muskies continue to be taken on large
LAKE MINNETONKA Muskie anglers continue to drag sucker minnows around the 14-foot milfoil and hook a few fish. Walleye anglers have been taking an occasional fish in the channels at night or in 20 feet
Deer Creek Reservoir (Stark County) There is another very well known Deer Creek Reservoir located in Fayette and Pickaway counties, but this 314-acre lake is located in northeast Stark County. While it is typically an
Crab Orchard Lake Crappie action is improving. Fish are being found at varying depths, depending on cover. Minnows and jigs seem to be equally effective. Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegills have slowed, although some
Chain The fish are starting to put the fall feed on. The bass will begin to feed with the dropping water temps. The fish are relating to any of the green weeds or wood and
Powerton Crappies are biting hard on minnows. Fishing for smallmouths is fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths are being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish are being caught, but not very big.
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Port Washington, boat and pier fishing was slow last week because of high winds. The best fishing was at the power plant discharge. There were a few fish in Sauk
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