Because it’s in part surrounded by city and county park land, Carver County’s Lake Minnewashta can be a busy place during the open-water season.
Minnesota’s Lake Minnewashta awash in northerns, largemouths, people Read More »
Some of the more aggressive and larger walleyes you’ll encounter at this time of year suspend. They’ll cruise higher in the water column looking for suspended forage, and baits with rattles draw them in (sometimes from a distance) for reactionary bites.
ICE ’EYES… when the going gets tough Read More »
Smallmouth bass have always been part of the mix in White Earth, but they really started showing up in bigger numbers during the 1990s.
There’s no dearth of walleyes in Minnesota’s White Earth Lake in Becker County Read More »
Crappies, largemouth bass, and walleyes are primary attractants for anglers on Morrison County’s Fish Trap Lake.
Top crappie time is nearly on tap for Minnesota’s Fish Trap Lake Read More »
Top midwinter walleye lure options.
Ice ‘eyes … when the going gets tough Read More »
Leveraging the walleye’s natural history into ice-angling nirvana.
Learn the life cycle of the walleye to catch more fish Read More »
Birch Lake in St. Louis County is conveniently located between Ely and Babbitt, making it one of the area’s more popular fisheries. At more than 7,000 acres, it’s also the largest lake in this region outside the BWCAW. Shoreline development is minimal, and with a series of quality public accesses, anglers have no problem getting
Birch Lake provides ‘fabulous’ fishing just outside BWCAW Read More »
You can go as far west as Alexandria and still find walkable ice, although there is a distinct line west and south of this region that now offers few, if any, ice-fishing options.
Strange ride continues for anglers seeking to extend late-ice season Read More »
Frigid cold welcomed by
state anglers
In Minnesota, ice fishing gets a kickstart Read More »
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