Longville, MN Fishing Report

Rusty Lilyquist has fished in northern Minnesota his whole life. The Longville, Minn. area has become one of his favorite places to fish for all species. For more information on Longville, contact Rusty at 218-838-6262 or [email protected].

Current Information for Longville:

The lakes that Rusty suggests in the Longville area are the Upper and Lower Trelipe, Thunder Lake, Woman Lake, Boy Lake, Leech Lake, Inguadona Lake, Little Boy Lake and Wabedo Lake. You can catch crappie, bluegill, walleye and northern pike.  

The crappie and bluegill are in 1’ to 5′ of water on the edges with new cabbage. Rusty suggests using small jigs tipped with wax worms or crappie scrubs. The walleye are in 16’ to 30′ of water. Catch them with live bait (crawlers and leeches) on a rock-and-sand combo. The northern pike are in 3’ to 10′ of water on the weed edges. The weather has been hot with no rain, so mornings and late evenings are producing more fish.  

Updated: July 7th, 2021

For more information on the Longville area, contact Rusty at 218-838-6262 or [email protected]. You can also contact Becker’s Resort in Bena, Minn. at 218-665-2268 or [email protected].