The fishery is usually dominated by walleye and sauger fishermen, with a few anglers sprinkled in chasing yellow perch and white bass.
There are several things you need to consider when heading out into this unique fishery. First and foremost, the river is still very cold and safety should always be your first consideration.
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Mississippi River tailwaters offer great angling action in spring
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