FARIBAULT AREA Look to Lake Mazaska for sunfish along the six- to 12-foot weed edges. Roberds Lake is a safe bet for sunfish in less than five feet and Cannon Lake is kicking out perch
Banquets/Fundraisers. May 5: Wayne County Federation of Sportsman’s Clubs & S.C.O.P.E Banquet, 5 p.m., Lyons VFW. For more info call George Lent, 315-483-6446. May 5: Winona Kicking Bear Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Riverport Inn. For more
For more information on greater prairie chickens, click here. To view a video of booming prairie chickens, click here. For additional viewing opportunities at the Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge near Crookston and the Nature
FAIRMONT AREA The Iowa/Minnesota border opener produced plenty of pike on crankbaits and a few walleyes on minnows at Tuttle Lake in less than four feet. Crappies are hitting in four to eight feet Hall
Fishing and hunting license fees would rise, and the first state-managed wolf hunting and trapping season would be held this fall
DULUTH AREA The shallow rocks of Rice Lake are producing crappies and sunfish in five feet. The bays on Fish Lake are giving up crappies in eight feet and most rivers are holding suckers. With
Funding likely available for third year, maybe fourth
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappie activity has been spotty, with a spurt of activity during the evening in two to five feet at lakes Ida, Miltona, Le Homme Dieu, Latoka, and Carlos. Sunfish have been in shallow
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