The results of last year’s Minnesota River angler creel survey – the first one conducted on the state’s third-longest river in 25 years – are in, and the findings will help Minnesota DNR Fisheries officials manage the meandering waterway for the foreseeable future.
Minnesota River anglers predominantly target channel catfish, flathead catfish, and walleyes, and the Minnesota River is an important shore-fishing resource.
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