Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon fishing continued to be good on the big lake. Salmon were still being found over a wide depth range though, from 150 to 450 feet of water. A variety of trolling
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 21: Team 200 Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Rochester International Event Center. For more info call Randy Baker, 507-951-2848. Aug. 22: Forest Lake DU Banquet, Forest Lake VFW. For more info call Kevin Prouty, 612-246-6737.
While it’s clear change is coming to Lake Mille Lacs – walleyes will be stocked and a new management structure will be put in place – the likelihood of a special legislative session to aid
District 1 – Baudette area CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) worked bear baiting, AIS, angling, and ATV enforcement. CO Benjamin came upon a campfire this past weekend that was left unextinguished while the campers went for
LAKE MILLE LACS Minnows or crankbaits have been the best bets for pike on the weedlines in the south- and west-end bays. Smallmouth bass can be had with plastics or crankbaits on the rock points
NORTHEAST METRO Look for crappies and sunfish in the shallow weeds of Big Marine Lake, Long Lake, and Mud Lake. Sucker minnows are producing bass on the weedlines of Demontreville Lake and muskies are hitting
ALEXANDRIA AREA Pike and bass are hitting jigs and plastics in 16 to 18 feet lakes Le Homme Dieu, Carlos, Geneva, and Darling. A few walleyes continue to be caught on crawlers along the weedlines
Plenty of work, progress, setbacks
Dill, a state representative from Crane Lake, died earlier this month at age 60
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