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...periods in six to 10 feet with crankbaits at Ida and Lake Miltona. Crawlers and spinners continue to produce walleyes on Lake Reno in six to eight feet. Muskie action has been limited, but bass are hitting crankbaits and plastics on the deep weed...
...Homme Dieu. On Lake Mary, minnows are turning walleyes in seven to 15 feet and anglers trolling the bulrush edges on Lake Reno with crankbaits are hooking 'eyes as well. Muskie action has improved on the shallow weed edges of Miltona with large...
...hit and miss near the Starbuck Marina in Minnewaska after this weekend's pressure. The bite isn't bad right now. Lake Reno and Lake Emily are expecting hot walleye bites for the opener. GRAND RAPIDS There's been some crappie action, but...
...are producing walleyes. Hit 14 feet of water during the day, and shallower with crankbaits during the evening hours. Lake Reno, the Chippewa River and Lake Emily have all produced walleyes. Look to the river for catfish as well. Northern pike...
...2-pound fish showing up pretty regularly. SAUK CENTRE Lake Reno continues to produce walleyes in 17 feet of water. The...been during the evening hours in 12 to 25 feet of water. Lake Reno continues to produce limits of walleyes as well. TWIN...
...Lake Emily started giving up walleyes and big perch again. These fish are shallow, in less than 8 feet of water. Lake Reno continues to produce walleyes and perch as well. TWIN CITIES In the central metro, Lake Harriet is producing small walleyes...
...There's an occasional walleye caught on Lake Carlos and Lake Reno, but the area walleye bite has really slowed. Northern...hitting in slightly deeper water during the evening hours. Lake Reno is still giving up a few walleyes but the perch bite has...
...Lake in 10 to 25 feet of water. Panfish continue to hit in shallow water on most area lakes. ALEXANDRIA Lake Mary and Lake Reno are producing walleyes in 12 to 15 feet of water. Minnows are still working better than leeches and crawlers. Northern...
...been the best spot for sunfish as well. Lake Emily is giving up numbers of 6 to 8 pound northern pike. The west side of Lake Reno continues to produce walleyes and perch in 12 to 15 feet.
...Smith Lake and Lake Mary are safe bets for crappies in 10 to 20 feet of water. There are a few walleyes being caught on Lake Reno in deeper water. Northern pike remain active in shallower water on most area lakes. Bluegill action has been slow...