NORTH COUNTRY If the Fishing Season in Northern New Hampshire were like the Major League Baseball season, we would be heading into the playoffs. It has been a long season and there have been as many successes as failures. I know a few players (myself included) who have promised to give it one last aggressive […]
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After Kelly Kallok shot her first deer last year, her husband had a plan: get the hide made into a pair of gloves
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LAKE MINNETONKA Muskie action has improved by ripping bucktails over the weed tops during the day or topwater baits at night. Walleye reports also have improved a bit with some fish being taken on crawlers and fatheads during the day in 20 feet or tighter to the weeds during low-light periods. Bass and sunfish are
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PARK RAPIDS AREA Crawlers have started turning walleyes at Big Sand Lake in 18 feet and there’s an evening crappie bite on Potato Lake in 14 to 16 feet. Fifth and Sixth Crow Wing lakes are kicking out crappies and northern pike in 10 to 12 feet, while Fish Hook Lake continues to produce bluegills
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DULUTH AREA Hit the eight- to 10-foot weedbeds for bluegills and the Highbanks area in 14 feet for crappies on Fish Lake. Island Lake is producing small walleyes in 10 to 12 feet, smallmouth bass on the shallow structure, and topwater baits have turned a few muskies here. Coho salmon and lake trout action continues
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WILLMAR AREA Panfish action is consistent in 10 to 15 feet at lakes Andrew, Games, Diamond, Florida, and North Long by Hawick. Pike and bass have bit everywhere with better reports of big fish coming off Florida and Andrew. Crawlers and fatheads are turning walleyes in 15 to 20 feet on Eagle Lake and Florida,
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LAKE MILLE LACS Spinners and rainbow minnows are turning walleyes during the day on the tops and edges of most mud flats. Leadcore and crankbaits also have worked during the day in 30 feet or more. At night, slip bobbers and leeches are working off the flats in 30 to 34 feet or on the mid-depth
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Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 7: Perham DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Perham Lakeside Golf Club. For more info call Tony Paul, 218-371-6338. Sept. 7: Brainerd Chapter MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., The Legacy Golf Course, East Gull Lake. For more info call Jack Britton, 218-829-0203. Sept. 8: Albertville Lions, Crow River Sportsman Club, Extravaganza. For more info call Jeff Edelman, 763-498-9327. Sept.
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District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) reports the early bear hunting report is a little slower than expected, but several bears were harvested. Enforcement action for the week included allowing illegal operation of an off-highway motorcycle by a juvenile, possession of walleyes taken illegally in Canada, and hunting geese with an unplugged
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