ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are hitting tube jigs and minnows in 12 to 18 feet at Lake Carlos and Lake Darling and you’ll find sunfish in 16 to 18 feet at Lake Ida or eight to
NORTHEAST METRO Muskie anglers are seeing fish, but getting them to bite has been difficult on Forest Lake, Lake Owasso, and Jarvis Lake. The High Bridge area on the St. Croix River is producing smallmouth
DULUTH AREA The eight- to 10-foot weedbeds on Fish Lake are producing northern pike and bluegills. Look to Island Lake with chubs for walleyes in 25 feet and smallmouth bass continue to hit topwater baits
LAKE MILLE LACS Reports indicate more keeping-sized walleyes being caught on the mid-depth rocks or off the flats in 30 feet or more at night with slip bobbers and leeches. During the day, leadcore and
Cowan Lake (Clinton County) Bluegills and sunfish are being caught by anglers using earthworms or wax worms as bait. Good artificial bait colors are green or chartreuse. There are good fishing opportunities from a boat
• 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
Eastern Ohio Water is very low with little or no current and high temperatures. Fishing pressure has been very light, with catches only happening in the early morning or at dusk. Western River counties (Hamilton,
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking and Perry Counties) Catfish is the hot bite right now at this 2,816-acre lake east of Columbus. Try fishing cut bait and chicken livers around Lieb’s Island and Fairfield Beach areas.
North Turkeyfoot Creek (Henry County) The best place for anglers to access the river is at the North Turkeyfoot Creek State Park Access off of State Route 24, just east of the State Route 109
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