DULUTH AREA Look to Island Lake with chubs or leeches for walleyes in 15 to 20 feet or seven to 12 feet. On Fish Lake, bluegills are being caught in the five- to eight-foot lily
FARIBAULT AREA Work the shorelines of lakes Mazaska, Cedar, and Shields for sunfish. Leeches are producing some walleyes on the 10-foot weedlines of Shields or in 10 to 15 feet at Fox Lake. Crappie and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Minnows and jigs or live-bait rigs tipped with crawlers and leeches are turning walleyes in 12 to 18 feet of water at lakes Mary, Reno, and Miltona. Crappies and sunfish remain shallow on
LAKE MILLE LACS East – During the day, spinners or live-bait rigs tipped with leeches and nightcrawlers are producing walleyes on the 22- to 25-foot gravel and mud. The evening walleye bite continues to be
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District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on Lake of the Woods, the Roseau River, and Lake Bronson. Enforcement action was taken for possession of illegal-length walleyes and for angling without
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The shallow rock bite for walleyes has been excellent during the evening hours with crankbaits or slip bobbers and leeches. The mid-depth rocks have produced plenty of keeping-sized walleyes during
DULUTH AREA Rice Lake is producing walleyes on chubs and panfish on minnows or leeches in less than six feet. Shiner minnows are turning walleyes at Boulder Lake in six feet and at Island Lake
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