Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS With the exception of a few diehard muskie anglers, the lake has been quiet. The few people out are chasing muskies on the shallow rock reefs. Some ice had started
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS With water temperatures dropping rapidly, tullibees should start moving onto the shallow rocks and muskies should be there as well. Look for rocky areas in 6 to 18 feet to
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Due to wet and windy weather, there wasn’t mush for fishing activity on the lake last weekend. With improved conditions, smallmouth bass should continue to be found on the 8-
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The 8- to 15-foot rock points and reefs continue to provide steady smallmouth bass action with crankbaits, plastics, and live bait. Muskies should start moving to the shallow rocks as
LAKE MILLE LACS Smallmouth bass remain active on the 8- to 15-foot rock points and reefs. Plastics are working, but better numbers of fish are being taken with nightcrawlers or sucker minnows. There hasn’t been
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The 10- to 18-foot rocks and points continue to provide decent smallie action throughout the day. There hasn’t been much activity for northern pike, but a few muskies are being
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Plastics or trolling crankbaits on the 8- to 18-foot rock transition areas continues to produce numbers of smallmouth bass. Muskie action has been limited, but look for the rocks and
District 1 – Baudette area CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) worked OHV and bear- and waterfowl-hunting enforcement. Although a few people would beg to differ, it seems the bear season is off to a slow start
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The walleye bite was still going strong last weekend, but there’s been fewer anglers chasing them. Remember, walleye fishing closes on Friday, Sept. 6. Smallmouth bass reports remain strong with
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