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...Cedar Lake is giving up sunfish in 12 feet of water. Look to Lake Minnewashta for sunfish as well. The east side of Stieger Lake is a safe bet for crappies in 12 feet of water. On Lake Waconia weedlines are producing the majority of fish right...
...Shiner minnows have worked best. Eagle Lake is providing sunfish and crappies in 10 to 13 feet of water. Look to Stieger Lake for crappies in 22 feet, Wasserman Lake in 16 feet, and on Lake Riley in 14 feet of water. Look for a few smaller...
...crappies in 15 feet of water during the evening hours. The Pillsbury Reef area on Waconia has produced crappies as well. Stieger Lake also is worth looking at for crappies in 25 feet straight out from the access. Whaletail Lake is giving up a few big...
...pike in 11 feet of water. Lake Pierson also continues to produce pike in nine feet of water. Look for crappies on Stieger Lake in 26 feet of water straight out from the access. Reitz Lake and Lake Riley are the area's best bets for crappies...
...when the cold weather arrived. Sunfish and walleye reports have been minimal again this week. SOUTHWEST METRO--Stieger Lake is giving up crappies in 25 to 30 feet of water early and late in the day. Hit Rietz Lake for crappies throughout the...
...13 feet. Sunfish are being caught in 14 feet on Eagle Lake and in seven to 10 feet on Lake Parley. Pierson Lake and Stieger Lake are worth noting for panfish as well. Northern pike have been very active in 10 to 12 feet on Lake Minnewashta and...
...bite went well once the wind diminished. The deeper holes of the Minnesota River kicked out fish on jigs and minnows. Stieger Lake and Lake Bavaria continue to produce crappies. East Lake Auburn is a safe bet for northern pike. On Lake Minnetonka...
...in 16 to 20 feet of water has produced bigger fish. Stieger Lake has kicked out some big bass again this week, and sunfish...Waconia are producing a few walleyes right at dark. Stieger Lake is giving up enough crappies to keep things interesting...
...Shiner minnows have worked best. Eagle Lake is providing sunfish and crappies in 10 to 13 feet of water. Look to Stieger Lake for crappies in 22 feet, Wasserman Lake in 16 feet, and on Lake Riley in 14 feet of water. Look for a few smaller...
...Christmas Lake for numbers of sunfish as well. The east side of Lake Auburn has kept sunfish anglers busy in recent days. Stieger Lake is a safe bet for smaller crappies. On Lake Parley, you'll find crappies early and late in the day. On Lake Minnetonka...