LAKE ALOTT

Fishing Weather Hydrology
November 2, 2024

Lake Alott is a popular fishing area in Minnesota, known for its abundance of northern pike, walleye, and bass. Nearby activities include hiking, camping, and boating. Fishing tips for Lake Alott include using live bait or lures and fishing in the early morning or evening. The best time of year to visit is during the summer months, with average temperatures ranging from 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Overall, Lake Alott provides a great opportunity for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy the beautiful Minnesota scenery and catch some great fish.

Featured Fish - Kelp Bass

Because it is considered to be among the best eating fish and a powerful fighter, it is highly sought by sport fishermen. An omnivorous feeder, it will take most of the local live baits as well as a variety of artificial lures. A favorite rig is a metal jig and whole squid that can be bounced along the bottom. The best fishing is summer to fall although it can be fished year round in some areas. The following are fishing methods used to catch this fish: The color of this species is brown to olive green with pale blotches on the back, becoming lighter below. They are easily distinguished from the sand basses by the fact that the third, fourth and fifth dorsal spines are about the same length, whereas the third dorsal spine of the sand basses is much longer than the fourth and fifth.

INTERACTIVE MAP

Fish Species
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  • Image Alt Bluegill


  • Image Alt Muskellunge


  • Image Alt Yellow Perch


  • Image Alt Northern Pike


  • Image Alt Silver Redhorse


  • Image Alt Walleye


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WEATHER TODAY

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Windspeed

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Humidity

Hourly Forecast
Next 5 Days

Long Term Forecast
Next 16 Days

Streamflow Levels

2140

Cubic Feet Per Second

84

Cubic Feet Per Second

189

Cubic Feet Per Second

310

Cubic Feet Per Second

59

Cubic Feet Per Second

708

Cubic Feet Per Second

1270

Cubic Feet Per Second