The strong east wind kept many anglers inshore, but the sea bass fishing was excellent, with limits of 3- to 4-pound sea bass caught on the South Shore artificial reefs, the wrecks from New York
Lake George Luke at FISH307.com reports lake trout action continues to be off the charts, most likely a product of last winter when ice anglers never got a good shot at them. With the thermocline
FARIBAULT AREA Cannon Lake is kicking out numbers of largemouth bass, and the weedlines of Hunt Lake are producing northern pike on spoons and spinnerbaits. On Shields Lake, you’ll find panfish, pike, and a few
WEST METRO Spinnerbaits are producing bass, and sucker minnows are turning northern pike on the weedlines of Lake Zumbra. The weedlines of Steiger Lake and Lake Auburn are giving up northern pike, as well. Crappies
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Big walleyes continue to be caught on live bait rigs over the deep mud and gravel during the day. The best time to catch keeper-sized walleyes is at night on
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies have moved to the bars and weed edges of Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Darling. The entire Le Homme Dieu Chain has been excellent for bass, and sunfish remain in the
FAIRMONT AREA Bluegills continue to be caught in five to 10 feet on Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton, and minnows are producing crappies in eight to 12 feet on Budd and Sissiton. Walleyes
ELY AREA Smallmouth bass are being found on the reefs and in the bays of Basswood Lake and Burntside Lake. Crawlers and leeches are turning walleyes in 10 to 14 feet on Lake One, Birch
Lake Erie In early June, the main lake was too rough to fish, but a few anglers resorted to catching channel catfish up to 5 and 6 pounds at the mouths of the tributaries when
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