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...jig and shiner minnow or Lindy Rig and leech is working best. A #6 floating Rapala is producing northern pike on Lower Sucker Lake and Lake Thirteen is giving up plenty of bass in shallow water. Look to the shorelines of Grace Lake for bluegills...
...12 feet of water. Walleye activity has slowed, but crappies remain active. Look to Kitchi Lake, Midge Lake and Lower Sucker Lake for consistent evening crappie action over 35 to 40 feet of water. CROSS LAKE Whitefish Lake and Pelican Lake continue...
...Crappies are still being caught during low-light periods of the day in 30 to 35 feet of water on Kitchi Lake and Lower Sucker Lake. CHISAGO The south end of Chisago Lake is producing crappies at night in 12 to 15 feet of water. North Center Lake...
...areas on Cass have been Stoney Point, Tom's Bar, South Star Island, and Leroy's Bar. Look for crappies on Lower Sucker Lake in 20 feet of water and on Kitchi Lake, around the powerlines, in 30 feet of water. Grace Lake is the area's...
...Andrusia are providing perch action in 10 to 12 feet of water. Look for bluegills on Midge Lake and Grace Lake, while Lower Sucker Lake and Kitchi Lake produce crappies during the evening hours in 20 to 30 feet of water. Northern pike are active while...
...muskies. Look for good-sized crappies and sunfish in the reeds and lily pads of Pimushe Lake, Big Lake, and Lower Sucker Lake. BLACKDUCK AREA During the day, a jig and minnow is producing walleyes on Blackduck Lake in 10 to 20 feet. Crankbaits...
...inhaling sucker minnows on the cabbage beds of Kitchi Lake and crappie action is picking up over the deep holes of Lower Sucker Lake. Try Grace Lake for bluegills in 15 feet. Chisago area The south end of Chisago Lake is producing panfish and pike...
...10- foot sand flats of Cass Lake and Pike Bay Lake. Look for crappies during the evening hours on Kitchi Lake, Lower Sucker Lake, and Pigeon Lake. Bluegill action also has heated up on most lakes in 10 to 14 feet. CROSBY AREA Crappie action...
...AREA The perch are biting very well along the 6- to 8-foot sand areas of Cass Lake and Pike Bay Lake. Look to Lower Sucker Lake for crappies during the evening hours in 20 feet of water. Work the reed edges of Big Lake for nice perch and bluegills...
...these two lakes is still in 8 to 10 feet of water in areas with scattered weeds and sand. Look for a few crappies on Lower Sucker Lake and Kitchi Lake during the evening hours in 15 to 20 feet of water. CROSBY AREA You'll have to sort through some...