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With the exception of a few small cracks, the lake is in fine shape and you can generally work around those areas where small pockets...

There’s 10 to 12 inches of ice being found on much of the lake, but about a foot of snow on top of it after...

The Mississippi River and the mouth of it is capped with ice and shoreline ice extends quite a ways out into the lake. There was...

With the deer season underway, there really hasn’t been anyone on the lake. Anecdotal reports indicate that duck numbers have spiked quite a bit over...

Walleyes continue to be taken in 6 to 12 feet around weeds and shoreline breaks with crankbaits, minnows, and a spinner and crawler. Catching bigger...

Spinner rigs tipped with crawlers or leeches are producing some walleyes during the day on the bars and flats in 10 to 15 feet. During...

Walleye action has slowed a bit, but fish are still being caught with spinners or jigs tipped with minnows on the points and shorelines in...

Walleyes are hitting well during the day, primarily taken with a jig and minnow in less than 14 feet on the northeast corner rocks heading...

It’s been a slower week of fishing for perch and walleyes, likely due to the up and down weather conditions. When the perch do go,...

The entire lake is ice-covered and there are about 7 inches of ice out to the first shoreline break. There hasn’t been anyone beyond that,...