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...in 14 to 24 feet, spinner rigs and crawlers at Lake Pokegema in 14 to 20 feet, jigs and minnows in 24 to 30 feet at Deer Lake, and a jig and minnow or crawler in 18 to 24 feet at Bowstring Lake during the day. At night, these lakes also will...
...Pokegama, Big Splithand, Bowstring, and Sand. Minnows also are turning walleyes in 17 to 21 feet at Sugar Lake and Deer Lake during the day, but look shallower at night. Crappies are hitting in shallow water at Pokegama, Big Splithand, and...
...northern pike remain suspended over 20 feet or more, and muskies continue to be raised during low-light periods at Deer Lake and North Star Lake.HACKENSACK AREAThe eight- to 12-foot weedlines of Pleasant Lake, Birch Lake, and Webb Lake...
...sucker minnows in 16 to 30 feet on most lakes. Muskies are suspended over deep water at North Star Lake, Moose Lake, and Deer Lake. LAKE KABETOGAMAWalleyes are being taken with leeches and crawlers in 22 to 28 feet, although a jig and minnow is turning...
...bluegills on Pokegama and Little Splithand Lake and crappies on Wabana and Trout early and late in the day. The deep rocks of Deer Lake and Pokegama are holding smallmouth bass. Northern pike are suspended over deep water on most lakes, while muskie are...
...lakes Pokegama, Trout, and Wabana. At night, crankbaits are working best for 'eyes in seven feet at Sugar Lake, Deer Lake, and Moose Lake. Crappie action is consistent during the evening hours at Big Cutfoot Sioux Lake over 20 feet and along...
...activity. Lake Sara has been good for crappies, as has Lake Martha, north of Rockford. Crappies also are coming from Deer Lake and Lake Constance. You might also try Maple Lake. The crappies tend to be in 4-10 feet of water hitting the standard...
...Splithand, Spider and Long lakes in about 10-15 feet, wherever there's cabbage weeds. Smallie action is picking up on Deer Lake. LAKE OF THE WOODS Many nice walleyes are being caught in Zippel Bay and west, to Rocky Point and Lamberson Rock, or...
...GRAND RAPIDS Look to Lake Pokegema for walleyes after dark in shallow water. Crankbaits have worked best here. Hit Deer Lake for a few walleyes, but the smallmouth and muskie action has been excellent on the rock piles here. Bass Lake is kicking...
...during the evening hours on Lake Pokegama in 8 to 12 feet of water. Hit the Mississippi River for a few walleyes, and Deer Lake has kicked out an occasional big walleye. Muskie anglers are seeing plenty of fish on lakes such as Deer, Sugar, and...