St. Paul — Minnesota is the nation’s premier trophy muskie fishing destination today based on the abundance of catchable 50-plus inch fish and larger, and anglers are taking the bait. The growing popularity of the sport has even led the Minnesota DNR to consider increasing the number of muskie waters around the state. The five […]
Minnesota DNR: Increased interest driving proposed expansion of muskie waters
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