RED WING AREA The deep current areas on the Mississippi River are kicking out flathead and channel catfish. The wing dams on the river are giving up bluegills and walleye action has been limited to
ALEXANDRIA AREA Spinners and crawlers are producing walleyes during low-light periods on the eight- to 12-foot weedlines of Lake Miltona, Lake Ida, and Lake Carlos. Muskie action also has picked up on the weedlines of
WEST METRO Plastics or topwater baits are producing bass in 10 to 12 feet at Whaletail Lake, Lake Bavaria, and Lake Auburn. Look for sunfish in 10 feet at Auburn and Lake Parley, while spoon
The matter of restricting access to southwest metro lakes isn’t going away anytime soon, and a meeting last week of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District demonstrated nicely how polarizing aquatic invasive species prevention can be.
A little of this and a little of that: It’s been several years since zebra mussels were discovered in the Alexandria Chain of Lakes. Careful readers know my family has a cabin on the chain’s
State and federal resource agencies, and a number of conservation groups, have signed onto an aggressive, $3.6 billion plan to protect and enhance Minnesota’s prairies
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 15: Delta Waterfowl Banquet, 5 p.m., Hibbing VFW Post 8510. For more info call Scott Sterbenz, 218-969-1560. Aug 16: West Metro Delta Waterfowl Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Carver County Events Center. For more info
FARIBAULT AREA On Lake Mazaska, you’ll find crappies in 15 to 18 feet and northern pike in 12 to 14 feet. Crankbaits or a jig and minnow started producing walleyes on the 12- to 15-foot
STARBUCK AREA Nightcrawlers have been the ticket for walleyes on Lake Minnewaska in 10 to 12 feet. Sunfish action has picked up on the Starbuck and Glenwood ends of Minnewaska in the eight- to 14-foot
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