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...northern pike from the weedlines out to 20 feet at Pierson Lake. Christmas Lake is kicking out sunfish in 20 feet, while Parley Lake is giving up crappies and sunfish in 12 to 14 feet. Look for bass to hit topwater baits at lakes Auburn, Bavaria...
...northern pike. WEST METROSunfish are hitting in four to six feet at Lake Auburn, Pierson Lake, Lake Bavaria, and Parley Lake. The bass season started strong on area lakes in shallow water with Auburn kicking out better numbers of big fish...
...of water in Pulaski. In the southwest metro, the Minnesota and Crow rivers are putting out walleyes sporadically. Parley Lake anglers are finding nice sunnies and crappies. Try the north side of the lake in about 11 feet of water. On Lake Minnetonka...
...The glow hooks work well. Pelican Lake is putting out some northerns, as is Beebe Lake. In the southwest metro, Parley Lake is still putting out a few walleyes and northern pike. Crappies are coming from Lake Bavaria and Wasserman Lake. Try...
...the southwest metro, sunfish are hitting at a good pace in 1 to 3 feet of water on Lake Minnewashta, Lake Auburn, Parley Lake, and Piersons Lake. Look for consistent crappie action on Lake Bavaria and Lake Riley. Small Beetle Spins or Mister...
...southwest metro the Minnesota River is kicking out walleyes in its deeper holes and on any sand area. The north side of Parley Lake is producing crappies and a few walleyes. The south side of Lake Auburn is a safe bet for sunfish in 9 feet of water...
...The bigger crappies continue to hit on Whaletail Lake in 16 feet of water during low-light periods of the day. Parley Lake also has kept crappie anglers busy in 13 to 14 feet of water. Look for some nice sunfish here in 12 feet of water as...
...Lake Peltier are giving up a few bigger fish in four to seven feet. WEST METRO Lake Minnewashta, Lake Bavaria, Lake Parley, Lake Auburn, Dutch Lake, Pelican Lake, and Eagle Lake are all producing sunfish in two to six feet and crappies in slightly...
...Lake is putting out walleyes in shallow water. In the southwest metro, a few sunfish and crappies are coming from Parley Lake in less than eight feet of water. They're on the edges of the weedlines. On Lake Minnetonka, fishing has been good...
...Waconia in front of the swimming beach using Rapalas to catch walleyes. The Crow River is producing walleyes, as well. Parley Lake is putting out crappies and walleyes. On Lake Minnetonka, work the channels with sucker minnows for northerns. Walleyes...