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Lake Superior Fishing Report March 2025: Trout, Salmon, and Ice Conditions Update
- 2025/03/11
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Hey there, fellow anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Lake Superior fishing report for March 11, 2025.
The weather's been a bit chilly, with temps hovering around 36°F and partly cloudy skies. We've got a light breeze coming in from the northwest at about 10 mph. Sunrise was at 6:55 AM, and we're looking at sunset around 6:46 PM.
Now, onto the fishing! Lake trout have been the stars of the show lately. Anglers are reporting good catches in the 20-30 foot range, especially near the Duluth entry and off Wisconsin Point. Some nice coho salmon are starting to show up too, mostly in the 14-16 inch range.
For lures, blade baits like the Zip or Big Dude in white or firetiger have been hot. Don't overlook the classic spoons either - Williams Wablers in hammered silver or brass are still producing. If you're up for some jigging, try a 3-inch tube jig on a 3/8-ounce head in white pearl or silver-grey.
Live bait fans, big suckers or shiners in the 6-10 inch range are your best bet for trophy lake trout. For a more active approach, try jigging a large soft plastic swimbait like a 9-inch Bull Dawg.
Hot spots to check out: The area around the Lester River mouth has been productive, and don't sleep on the deep water off Park Point. If you're willing to make the trip, the Apostle Islands area is starting to heat up too.
Remember, ice conditions are changing fast with the warmer weather, so be extra cautious if you're venturing out on the hard water. Shore anglers, keep an eye on the Lester and St. Louis Rivers as we get closer to steelhead season.
That's all for now, folks. Tight lines and stay safe out there!
The weather's been a bit chilly, with temps hovering around 36°F and partly cloudy skies. We've got a light breeze coming in from the northwest at about 10 mph. Sunrise was at 6:55 AM, and we're looking at sunset around 6:46 PM.
Now, onto the fishing! Lake trout have been the stars of the show lately. Anglers are reporting good catches in the 20-30 foot range, especially near the Duluth entry and off Wisconsin Point. Some nice coho salmon are starting to show up too, mostly in the 14-16 inch range.
For lures, blade baits like the Zip or Big Dude in white or firetiger have been hot. Don't overlook the classic spoons either - Williams Wablers in hammered silver or brass are still producing. If you're up for some jigging, try a 3-inch tube jig on a 3/8-ounce head in white pearl or silver-grey.
Live bait fans, big suckers or shiners in the 6-10 inch range are your best bet for trophy lake trout. For a more active approach, try jigging a large soft plastic swimbait like a 9-inch Bull Dawg.
Hot spots to check out: The area around the Lester River mouth has been productive, and don't sleep on the deep water off Park Point. If you're willing to make the trip, the Apostle Islands area is starting to heat up too.
Remember, ice conditions are changing fast with the warmer weather, so be extra cautious if you're venturing out on the hard water. Shore anglers, keep an eye on the Lester and St. Louis Rivers as we get closer to steelhead season.
That's all for now, folks. Tight lines and stay safe out there!