RED WING AREA Northern pike continue to be caught with tip-ups and sucker minnows in the backwaters off the Mississippi River in 2 to 6 feet. These areas are producing a few panfish as well, and open-water walleye action remains strong on the river. Work a jig tipped with minnows or plastics below the dam […]
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DULUTH AREA Shiner minnows have been the hot walleye bait on Boulder Lake in 10 feet and Island Lake in 12 to 15 feet. Rice Lake is giving up walleyes and northern pike in 6 feet and a few crappies can be had during low-light periods at the narrows on Fish Lake over 14 to
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Glenwood, Minn. — Mention yellow perch, and some may think of that pesky fish that bites off worm fragments meant for walleyes. Others will envision the jumbos dragged through the ice and destined for the frying pan. Still others will conjure images of bite-sized fish that help keep walleyes, northern pike, and other lake inhabitants
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Traverse City, Mich. (AP) — A new line of defense against invasive Asian carp may be opened on a river near Chicago in hopes of providing further short-term protection for the Great Lakes while a permanent solution is debated, officials say. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced plans to consider measures that could be
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