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...end with rigs and minnows or stickbaits on downriggers.MANKATO AREAA jig and minnow pitched along the shoreline of Lake Hanska has worked great for walleyes. On Lake Washington, minnows are turning walleyes in eight to 12 feet. Northern pike...
...walleyes and most bays on Washington are holding panfish. A jig and minnow is turning walleyes on the shorelines of Lake Hanska. The Blue Earth River started producing walleyes and Lake Francis continues to kick out northern pike via sucker minnows...
...It began last winter with a "reverse aeration" on Lake Hanska in Brown County. Reverse aeration kills carp and other...will be built on Lake Augusta in Cottonwood County, Lake Hanska, Pierce Lake in Martin County and Perch Lake in Blue...
...Muskie anglers continue to see fish in Walker Bay. Mankato area The inlets of the Minnesota River and shorelines of Lake Hanska are producing walleyes via jigs and minnows. Lake Washington is producing walleyes on minnows, from the shorelines...
...best for crappies on the south end of Madison Lake in 22 to 24 feet. A few walleyes continue to be caught at night on Lake Hanska in six feet of water. Sucker minnows are the ticket for pike on Little Jefferson Lake and East Jefferson Lake is giving...
...docks and shorelines of Lake Washington and Madison Lake are producing sunfish. Work the sharp, shoreline breaks of Lake Hanska and Washington with a jig and minnow for walleyes. The creek mouths of the Minnesota River are holding walleyes and...
...Game fish and waterfowl are sparse. That describes Lake Hanska, a 1,800-acre shallow prairie lake southwest of...by using aerators to deliberately boost winterkill in Lake Hanska. "We felt we had nothing to lose," said Haukos...
...There's a steady night bite for walleyes, many of which have been in the 16- to 18-inch class, in 8 feet of water on Lake Hanska. Mud Bay and Baker's Bay on Lake Washington are giving up sunfish. MILLE LACS EAST -- Walleye action has been sporadic...
...Lake and Hall Lake in 12 to 15 feet of water.These fish have been most active during low-light periods of the day. Lake Hanska continues to produce small walleyes in 12 feet of water. Smith Lake, across the border in Iowa, is kicking out numbers...
...jigs and minnows off the points in eight to 10 feet. Mankato area A few walleyes continue to be taken on minnows at Lake Hanska, Madison Lake, and the Minnesota River. Rainy Lake The mouth of the Little Fork River is producing walleyes at a...