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...the shorelines. Daredevils are hooking pike near the Highway 75 dam on the Minnesota River. Work the shorelines of Lake Traverse with minnows for a few walleyes and pike.PARK RAPIDS AREAMinnows continue to produce walleyes in 12 to 14 feet at...
...Creek area on the north end. Slip bobbers and leeches along the shoreline have worked at night. The shorelines of Lake Traverse have been kicking out walleyes for anglers throwing crankbaits. The Highway 75 dam on the Minnesota River is worth...
...worked in the Rocky Ledge area over 11 to 12 feet. Shallow-running crankbaits have turned walleyes on the rocks of Lake Traverse. Catfish and pike are active at the Hwy. 75 dam and Coral Bridge area on the Minnesota River. PINE CITY AREASlip...
...crappies on minnows. Nelson's Slough and the south end of Big Stone Lake also are kicking out perch for shore anglers. Lake Traverse started producing walleyes in shallow water on minnows and jigs. Duck numbers have not built up and goose numbers...
...Creek area on the north end. Slip bobbers and leeches along the shoreline have worked at night. The shorelines of Lake Traverse have been kicking out walleyes for anglers throwing crankbaits. The Highway 75 dam on the Minnesota River is worth...
...Manhattan Reef on Big Stone is providing steady bluegill and perch action in eight to 10 feet. The rock piles on Lake Traverse are kicking out bluegills and the Highway 75 dam on the Minnesota River is worth noting for crappies and pike. Goose...
...Lake. Most of these fish have been in the 15- to 17-inch class. Long Tom Lake is kicking out crappies and perch. Lake Traverse has started providing steady walleye activity. PINE RIVER Pelican Lake is giving up walleyes in 25 feet of water...
...The most consistent walleye action has taken place early and late in the day in 24 to 28 feet of water. ORTONVILLE Lake Traverse is kicking out walleyes in 8 to 10 feet of water. Most of this action has been on the north end of the lake after...
...of a surge expected early Friday. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released the water from the White Rock Dam on Lake Traverse because the reservoir was filling to capacity. --In East Grand Forks, 60 residents of a nursing home were evacuated...
...walleyes in the Meadowbrook area of Big Stone as well. Crankbaits are working best here during the day. The north end of Lake Traverse is producing walleyes on spinner rigs. Lake Oliver started giving up some decent perch in 10 to 14 feet of water...