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
Lawmakers largely stayed true to the funding recommendations of the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council in a bill they approved last week
NORTHEAST METRO Look to the Afton and Prescott areas of the St. Croix River for walleyes with a jig and minnow or crankbaits in 20 to 30 feet, on the points and humps, or the
LAKE MILLE LACS Crappie action has slightly improved in the channels, bays, and boat harbors. The afternoon and evening bite has been best when the sun is out. Look to the south-end bays such as
I love using jigs but too many anglers aren’t fishing them correctly. Just starters, understand that you won’t always feel the thump of a walleye when it strikes a jig. Guys expect that sure bite
Banquets/Fundraisers. April 27: Rice County Sportfishing Assoc. Banquet, 6 p.m., American Legion, Faribault. For more info call Cathy Cap, 507-334-2372. April 27: St. Louis, Carlton County PF Banquet, 5 p.m., Spirit Mountain Lodge. For more
LAKE MILLE LACS The water hasn’t warmed enough to drive crappies into the bays and harbors. Anglers do catch a few fish in the afternoon and evening hours if the sun is out in Isle,
FAIRMONT AREA Look for perch to hit minnows in less than six feet at Iowa Lake and North Silver Lake. Budd Lake and Lake Sissiton continue to produce crappies in six to 10 feet via
DULUTH AREA Anglers are finding a few crappies, bluegills, and perch in four to six feet of water at Fish Lake. Spawn bags are producing Kamloops in the Sucker and Lester rivers and smelt were
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