Look to Cedar and Clearwater Lake for walleyes in 18 to 24 feet of water. Sunfish have been tougher to find, although Clearwater and Lake Augusta are worth looking at in 10 to 15 feet of water. On Battle Lake, anglers are finding walleyes on similar presentations and depths. Shiner minnows and crawlers are producing walleyes on Clitherall Lake in 15 to 18 feet of water. During the evening hours, slide up shallower with crankbaits on these lakes for consistent walleye action as well.
Northern pike are an easy catch along the weedlines on most area lakes.
Crappies and sunfish continue to be caught off the weedlines of Dead Lake, Lost Lake, Leaf Lake, and the south side of Clitherall Lake. Look shallower if it's windy. Northern pike continue to hit on Lake Irvine, the Turtle Chain of Lakes, and Lake Bemidji. Bass are hitting jigs in the shallow slop on most area lakes, but panfish and muskie action has been slow throughout the area. Look to the weedlines on most area lakes for consistent northern pike action.