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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!

 

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Lake Mille Lacs Fishing

Anglers are getting some walleyes off of Shermans Point off the reefs in 19-20 feet. Try jigging with JB spoons, fathead minnows. Pike hitting in the bays, Shermans and most other bays and points in 6-12 feet of water. Work the points in 6-12 feet. Mud going off the edges in deeper water, 30 feet of water.

Lake Mille Lacs Fishing

Lake of the Woods Fishing

The Northwest Angle has experienced quite a few slot walleye (19.5-28) in about 23’-28’ of water around Oak Island. Red and Gold remain the hot colors for now. In the Zippel Bay area 18’-20’ feet of water seems to be where they’re at! Right at dusk is the time fishing seems hot. Down on the south shore anglers are encountering the same great fishing. Around Knight and Bridges in 30’-34’ of water is where they have been scoring some nice size Walleye, Sauger, and Perch.

Lake Minnetonka Fishing

Crappies are hitting small jigs and minnows, try 10-15 feet on Lake Minnetonka. Carson's Bay or Black Lake, the north end using glow bugs and mousies and waxies would be your best bet to find some fish.

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Annandale Lakes Area Fishing

Clearwater sunfish biting in 15-20 feet of water. Crappies biting on the east side from 30-50 feet suspended. For panfish use red eurolarvae. Pike slow. Walleyes on the small side, but can get some keepers. Using forage minnows tipped with a head of a minnow. Try 25-30 feet of water on any edge or break.

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Battle Lake Area Fishing

Walleye are biting on Ottertail Lake in 20-35 feet during the day using fatheads, shiners or suckers.  Walleye on West Battle Lake in 30-40 feet at night using shiners.  For Northern stay in the weeds around 17 feet with sucker minnows. Some of the lakes to try are West Battle, Ottertail, and South Turtle.

Bemidji Lake Area Fishing

The south end of Bemidji at Liberty Park is going well for walleyes, use rainbows or shiners. Perch are hitting on crappie minnows or fatheads on the north end. Other lakes going right now are Grace, Beltrami, Portage. Also the Turtle River. Pike guys are doing really well in 8-12 feet of water on tip-ups and a shiner in 8-12 feet of water.

Brainerd Lakes Area Fishing

Crappies biting in 18-22 feet on Margaret, Cullen and Round using small jigs/eurolarvae or crappie minnows. Walleyes best on the south end of Gull, Pelican or Round Lake ranging in 16-38 feet using smaller jigs with rainbows, shiners, fatheads. Panfish are shallow, try a small jig/eurolarvae. Pike bite is great all over. Fish shallow with a nice size sucker minnow on Cullen, the south end of Gull, or Pelican.

 

Chisago Area Lakes Fishing

Crappies are biting during the evening hours on Sunrise. Panfish hitting on the south end of Chisago from the A Frame to the Eagles Nest. Crappie bite is good out on Sunrise from 4:30 pm on in about 8-10 feet of water. Pike also hitting there. Chisago crappies are in deeper water from 4:30 on. Try the center of the lake in 24-28 feet of water. North end of North Center has been good for crappies, walleyes mixed in.

Leech Lake Fishing

Walleye action is good but the catch time is a small window from 4:30 to 6 at night. Panfish are still biting in Shingobe Bay.

Rainy Lake Fishing

Walleye and crappie are hitting on jigs tipped with minnows in Sand Bay and the best bite is early in the day.  Other popular spots for walleye are near American Narrows, at the mouth of Black Bay and around the islands north of that.  Most of the best fishing has been in the 30-35 foot depth range, but also in the shallower areas closer to the islands.

Upper Red Lake Fishing

On Red Lake, walleye anglers are using jigging spoons and glow in the dark jigs with the best results.

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

There are walleyes mixed in with the perch, but they seem to be moving better at the last hour of the day. Northland Macho Minnow Spoons in gold, tipped with a minnow head and worked slowly seems to be working better then aggressively. A plain hook and minnow under a bobber , as a second line, is a great alternative at times. Perch are moving from place to place, and at times seem like "here today and gone tomorrow".It pays to drill lots of holes and keep searching. A Forage Minnow Spoon and 2-3 waxies can be a great alternative to a minnow head, especially when perch are gorging themselves on wiggly critters coming up from the bottom. Depths vary all over Big Winnie, but in the weeks ahead, look for schools of perch starting to hit rock and gravel areas.

 

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