Little C.

[eyeshole]

Was out today, caught several sunnies and bass and northerns. And saw eyes on the camera but only had waxies down.

[gonefishin11]

did you fish near the access? and what depth?

[Dahitman44]

I talked to someboddy that lives on Little C and they said it is a great walleye sleeper lake, but they are tough to find.

Crappies are supposed to be good too.

Middle is also a good sleeper 'eye lake.

[gonefishin11]

Took two walleyes that were 30" and one that was 26" last year from little C but those were the only three we caught and we were trying to catch crappies.

[Dahitman44]

That sounds like what I hear from everyone.

Kinda funny.

[JignJab]

Fished Sat. and Sun. evenings. Caught alot of Crappies but there was no keepers. Never caught Crappies that small before. I think it's been hammered for so long the bigger one's are gone.

[gonefishin11]

My dad has been fishing Little C. and found the same thing. All the crappies are between 6-8". I agree that it might be getting fished out but look at the bright side, at least there will be some nice fish in a couple years if people throw back these little ones.

[huntnfish]

That is the biggest problem with some of these lakes that have those small fish in them. There are more people that keep them than the ones that don't. I have seen buckets full of them little dinks and the people that caught then having no problem keeping a limit. A few years ago South Twin was stocked with walleyes and there were more 8 inch walleyes than I have ever seen. I was out there one day by myself after I was told that people were catching limits. I think in that one afternoon I pulled around 40 eight inchers through the hole until I got tired of it and left, but there were many people that had full buckets. I would like to see a minimum size limit go on most of the fish in Minnesota.