Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – August 25, 2026
The deep mud on the south end remains the place to be.
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The deep mud on the south end remains the place to be.
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Now’s your chance to come ply the Orleans County and nearby waters and get in on what’s been a great summer bite.
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It sounds like a broken record, but the lower Niagara River is still producing good action for both walleye and smallmouth bass.
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The bear hunting opener is one week away, and though weather has dried up most of the natural forage, that could bode well for hunters in north country.
Andrew Tri, Minnesota DNR bear project leader, said this time of year is a mad scrum to get bait and cameras out for the season. Heading into the first week, Tri says reports from the field indicate a varied landscape for hunters, with a better-than-average year for forage.
Natural foods vary as Minnesota’s bear season arrives Read More »
Anglers looking for a quiet Upper Peninsula fishing destination with relatively light pressure will find plenty of opportunities at Frenchman Lake in Chippewa County.
Frenchman Lake offers anglers thick panfish and walleyes Read More »
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Michigan published in the Aug. 28, 2026 edition of Outdoor News.
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Conservation Officers (COs) Byron Parks, Brian Lasanen, and Pete Shambaugh assisted the Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Department search for two missing subjects whose canoe capsized early Saturday morning. It was reported that three individuals were canoeing in Copper Harbor when their vessel capsized.
Michigan Cuffs & Collars: Man takes 49 sunfish over his daily limit Read More »
A popular northern Michigan fishing lake is being lowered after suspected seepage was discovered below its aging dam. The Michigan DNR began gradually lowering Tomahawk Creek Flooding this month after a state inspection found unusually high water, limited flow through the dam’s outlet and possible “boils” emerging downstream.
Michigan Mixed Bag: Popular fishing lake being lowered Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Aug. 28, 2026 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.