Fishing action should be picking up as the water cools. Latest reports showed some laker and smallmouth action on Kensico Reservoir, as well as bass and bluegill on Muscoot and New Croton reservoirs. Cross River
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and perch are hitting minnows in six to 12 feet at Hall Lake and Budd Lake. The rock humps on Hall and Budd are producing sunfish as well. Muskie anglers are hooking
DULUTH AREA Live-bait rigs and crawlers or minnows are turning walleyes on the St. Louis River. Muskies are hitting large sucker minnows as well. Suckers are producing muskies in shallow water at Island Lake, walleyes
RED WING AREA Walleye action has been tough with a few fish being taken with crankbaits in 10 to 18 feet on Lake Pepin. Smallmouth bass reports have been favorable on the Mississippi River and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action during the day has been slow, but crankbaits started producing fish on the six- to 12-foot rocks during low-light periods. Slip bobbers and leeches also work on the
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting jigs and minnows on 13- to 16-foot weed edges of Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Ida. On Lake Miltona, spinners and crawlers or minnows are turning walleyes in 20
NORTHEAST METRO Look for crappies over 20 feet or more in the Hudson area of the St. Croix River. Anglers pitching small plastics or minnows on the 10-foot breaks on Lake Jane are catching crappies
Caesar Creek (Clinton, Greene, and Warren counties) Anglers casting in-line spinners and crankbaits are catching muskellunge. Muskies are also being taken in the smaller creeks leading into the lake. If you catch a muskie, please
• The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is 6 fish per angler with a minimum size limit of 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch is
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