It’s finally here, opener of walleye season in Minnesota.
If you’re like me, you have been anticipating this weekend for a whole year. After what seemed like a cool spring so far, and now with an early opener, I wonder what the bite will be like. I am going to guess those fish should be real close to their spawning grounds.
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I also like to check the bearings on my trailer. There’s nothing worse than having trailer trouble. I also like to go through all my rods. I mix up a little soap and water and bleach, then scrub off all the scales and grime from the rods; the bleach really makes the cork handles look like new.
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The heat wave continued recently in the northland, and with the warm weather we weren’t seeing the walleyes schooling up yet. That said, we are still able to catch some fish along the weeds and over the rocks.
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With the unseasonably warm weather, it seems like walleyes really started their fall bite later this year. It’s unusual to be able to fish comfortably during deer season, but this year is the exception.
I love to fish for walleyes, but my favorite fishing this time of year is for late-season crappies.
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By time of the year, I’ve hung up my ice-fishing gear and am getting my tackle ready for the open-water season. While it’s still cold outside, I like to sit in my garage and take old line off my open-water reels and remove the spools.
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