...jigs. South shore anglers are getting walleyes by downrigging. Walleyes and sauger are coming from Pine Island and Graceton Beach and around the green buoys of Four Mile Bay and Lighthouse Gap. Largemouth bass are smacking lures tossed in the...

...At the NW Angle/Islands area, ice is in good shape and walleyes are hitting gold jigs. Anglers are fishing at Graceton Beach and the Morris Point area. At Zippel Bay, northern pike have been very active in shallow water. The Rainy River...

...few anglers going out, but it's not advised. LAKE OF THE WOODS There were still a few anglers walking out in the Graceton Beach area, but walleye reports have been pretty limited. The big news in this area is the Rainy River. It's open all...

...action to begin. LAKE OF THE WOODS Anglers are still walking out or driving ATVs on the ice in the Morris Point and Graceton Beach areas. Warmer temperatures this week could change that in a hurry so use caution. The Rainy River is open shore...

...walleye and sauger bite about eight miles north of Morris Point in 30 feet of water. The area between Sandy Shores and Graceton Beach also is producing limits of walleyes, sauger, and jumbo perch. Glow jigs tipped with shiner minnows are still turning...

...bait rigging in 16 feet of water near Pine Island and finding limits of walleyes to be common. The Gap area near Graceton Beach is also kicking out numbers of walleyes. Look deeper here, 30 to 34 feet, for better schools of good-sized fish...

...rigs producing the majority of fish. Better areas this week have been about five miles out from Long Point, near Graceton Beach, the Gap, Cooker's Reef, and in Zippel Bay. The 20- to 22-foot reefs at the Northwest Angle/Islands area...

...of water. LAKE OF THE WOODS Resorts are wrapping up their winter season, but anglers are accessing the lake via Graceton Beach and Morris Point. Most are finding walleyes about two miles off shore in 23 to 26 feet. The Rainy River is open...