MikeDebner
09-28-2005, 08:03 AM
Minnetonka,
Northern pike are really hitting well while throwing spinnerbaits. Look to the bigger bays with healthy green weeds in 10-15 feet of water.
Walleyes action is later in the evenings after dark. Use a minnow/jig or a crawler/spinner rig in 22-28 feet. Keep moving until you locate them.
Muskies doing well on Minnetonka on the bigger flats at the weed edges. Throw bucktails or suicks where the top of the flat comes to where the weed edge breaks.
Waconia,
Sunfish and crappies have been bitting well all around the lake on the deep weeds edges in 8-12'.
Bass are pretty spread out. Fish are being taken from 3'-20'. Water temps are starting to cool down and muskies have fairly more active.
Also heard some good panfish reports from Lake Sarah.
Northern pike are really hitting well while throwing spinnerbaits. Look to the bigger bays with healthy green weeds in 10-15 feet of water.
Walleyes action is later in the evenings after dark. Use a minnow/jig or a crawler/spinner rig in 22-28 feet. Keep moving until you locate them.
Muskies doing well on Minnetonka on the bigger flats at the weed edges. Throw bucktails or suicks where the top of the flat comes to where the weed edge breaks.
Waconia,
Sunfish and crappies have been bitting well all around the lake on the deep weeds edges in 8-12'.
Bass are pretty spread out. Fish are being taken from 3'-20'. Water temps are starting to cool down and muskies have fairly more active.
Also heard some good panfish reports from Lake Sarah.