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Minnesota is known around the world as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes".  Most of these amazing lakes are located in Northern Minnesota, which also features the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.  With incredible fishing lakes like:  Lake of the Woods, Lake Vermilion, Lake Mille Lacs and Leech Lake, you are sure to catch your limit on these and most Minnesota Lakes. Visit major lake hotspots like the Brainerd Lakes Area, Grand Rapids Lakes Area, Alexandria Lakes Area, Park Rapids Lakes Area and the Bemidji Lakes Area. Minnesota Lakes have outstanding Walleye Fishing, Northern Pike Fishing and Bass Fishing!  Once you spend some time at one of our great Minnesota Resorts you will find it's a place you don't want to leave.  With so many lakes there is Lake Property For Sale throughout the Minnesota Lakes Area.  Whether you enjoy fishing or just a quiet boat ride, you will find beautiful Minnesota Lakes in every corner of the state!

Minnesota Ice Fishing Reports

Lake Mille Lacs Fishing

The best walleye reports are coming off Seguchie's and the Seven Mile in 24 to 27 feet. In St. Alban's Bay, walleyes and northern pike continue to be caught in 17 to 21 feet. Look for perch to be mixed in with the walleyes on the flats.

Lake Mille Lacs Fishing

Lake of the Woods Fishing

The mud flats north of Pine Island have been the hot spot, with walleyes and saugers being pulled from 30-34 feet of water on anything that glows. The afternoon bite has been a bit better then during morning hours, but there are plenty of fish being caught throughout the day.

Lake Minnetonka Fishing

Walleyes are being caught in the bigger bays of Lake Minnetonka during low-light periods, but they're scattered between 18 and 60 feet.

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Alexandria Lake Area Fishing

Walleyes continue to hit on the deep weedlines and breaks of Lake Ida and Lake Miltona in 17 to 22 feet. Look for crappies on Smith Lake, Lake Geneva, and Lake Le Homme Dieu in 21 to 25 feet during low-light periods.

Annandale Lakes Area Fishing

Look for walleyes in 23 to 30 feet on Clearwater Lake, Cedar Lake, Sugar Lake, and Buffalo Lake. Clearwater, Buffalo, Pleasant Lake, and Lake John are giving up crappies over 20 feet or more. Sunfish action is limited, but Lake Francis, Ramsey Lake, and Lake Marie are producing in less than 10 feet.

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Battle Lake Area Fishing

Walleyes are hitting on Otter Tail Lake in 7 to 10 feet during low-light periods and in 21 to 25 feet during the day. There's a night walleye bite on West Battle Lake in 22 to 30 feet and on Eagle Lake in 15 to 30 feet. Look for crappies in 17 to 22 feet at West Battle, Pelican Lake, and Rush Lake. On Star Lake, you'll find sunfish and crappies in eight feet. The east end of Rush is producing sunfish in 10 feet, as are East Lost Lake and South Turtle Lake in 10 to 15 feet. Northern pike are hitting setlines and shiner minnows in 16 to 20 feet on West Battle and in 12 to 25 feet on Otter Tail.

Bemidji Lake Area Fishing

Walleye fishing has been best during morning and evening hours, with more of a night bite on the shallow and/or clear lakes. Most walleye anglers have been fishing in 23-28 feet of water on most lakes. Jigging spoons, such as the mach minnow or buckshot rattle spoon are good choices, especially when tipped with a minnow head. Try smaller sizes for both perch and walleyes when the bite is slow.

Brainerd Lakes Area Fishing

You'll find walleyes in 13 to 18 feet on the south end of Gull Lake and the Merrifield end of North Long Lake during the day. The north end of Gull, Lake Margaret, and Pelican Lake are producing panfish in 12 to 18 feet. Northern pike are cruising the shallows of most lakes.  During the day, walleyes are hitting setlines and shiner minnows in 13 to 18 feet on Pelican Lake, Whitefish Lake, and Lake Edward. At night, give rattle spoons and minnows a try in 25 to 32 feet. A few crappies are biting at dusk in 11 to 16 feet on area lakes and northern pike are being caught in good numbers on tip-ups and minnows around the points and weedlines.

Chisago Area Lakes Fishing

Walleyes can be found in 11 to 14 feet on the north end of North Center Lake and in the channel between Chisago Lake and South Lindstrom Lake. Chisago also is giving up sunfish in 11 to 16 feet. Look to Kroon Lake for crappies during the evening hours in 17 to 20 feet and Sunrise Lake remains the area's best option for northern pike in six to eight feet with tip-ups and sucker minnows.

Grand Rapids Lake Area Fishing

Walleyes are active in 16 to 25 feet of water at lakes Wabana, Moose, Pokegama, Trout, and Sugar. Crappie action remains poor, but bluegills have started biting in 17 to 20 feet of water at Bass Lake and over 21 to 30 feet of water on Pokegama. Both spearing and angling for northern pike have been good in shallow water at Pokegama, Trout, and Shallow Lake.

Leech Lake Fishing

There's some late afternoon and evening walleye action off Sand Point in 11 to 16 feet of water and off Cedar Point in 11 to 14 feet of water. The 28- to 33-foot humps in Walker Bay also have produced fish during the day and into the night. Perch action has been slower, but the GrandVu Flats and Pine Point areas are giving up some keepers.

Lake Osakis Fishing

The cold weather has slowed the walleye bite, but Town Bay has produced a few at night in 21 to 25 feet. Northern pike remain active in the shallows and along most main-lake weedlines. The crappie and sunfish action has been limited on the north end. The best option remains 17 to 22 feet early and late in the day.

Rainy Lake Fishing

Look for walleyes in 36 to 38 feet at the American Narrows. Sand Bay is producing walleyes and a few crappies in 28 to 32 feet. In the Rainy Lake City area, walleyes and northern pike can be had in 15 to 18 feet. Tip-ups and ciscoes are working best for the pike.

St. Cloud Area Fishing

Crappies remain active on Eden Lake in 21 to 25 feet, Rice Lake in 15 to 20 feet, and on Horseshoe Lake in 17 to 20 feet. A few walleyes are being caught on Rice in 20 to 23 feet during the evening hours and at Lake Koronis in 25 feet. Long Lake and Rice are producing sunfish in 7 to 10 feet, as is Pearl Lake in 11 to 14 feet.

Upper Red Lake Fishing

Center Bar and the south shore structure continues to provide steady walleye action in 10 to 13 feet. There has been some excellent reports of consistent walleye activity during the evening hours right through the overnight hours. Several big pike were caught again this week in 10 feet near the mouth of the Tamarack River and from anglers on the walleye spots.

Lake Waconia Fishing

Walleyes continue to hit during low-light periods in 12 to 16 feet off Cemetery Reef, North Center Reef, Pillsbury Reef, Center Reef, and Waconia Bay. Pillsbury Reef, Center Reef, and the north side of Waconia Bay are giving up sunfish in 11 to 13 feet. The reefs also are kicking out a few big crappies - no numbers, but the fish being caught are nice. The weedlines off Center Reef and in Waconia Bay are the best options for northern pike.

Lake Winnibigoshish Fishing

Perch have started hitting in 30 to 32 feet on the Snaghole Bar, Horseshoe Bar, and Sugar Bar. There's still some perch being caught in shallow water on the west side in 11 feet. Look for walleyes in 17 to 22 feet of water during the afternoons or 24 to 30 feet during the day on the bars.

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