Clockwise: The Lincoln Park Lagoon north of downtown Chicago; a large treble hook used in the snagging of salmon; Martin Arriaga with his harvest after a few hours of snagging salmon in Chicago during the
Minnesota DNR officials met with a citizen-comprised walleye workgroup last week to let its roughly 20 members know that the agency intends to advance a proposal to reduce statewide walleye limits from six to four
Garrison, Minn. — According to the International Game Fish Association, Art Weston caught a potential record-breaking muskie measuring about 138 centimeters or 54 1⁄3 inches from Lake Mille Lacs on Tuesday, Oct. 29..
Late fall muskies can be a feast or famine affair. On the one hand, fish are fairly predictable, and location narrows to a few key types of areas. Weighing against that? Feeding windows are equally
There is an expression in the ice-fishing world that states if you want to catch a big fish, you need to use big lures.
However, this is not always true. In the heart of
To be more successful, two Northwoods guides who consistently put their clients onto huge muskies encourage anglers to be stealthy and precise in their presentations. Both guides primarily rely on live-bait fishing, namely quick-strike-rigged suckers,
Elevate your ice-fishing experience with the K-Drill EXT ice auger, the latest innovation in ice auger technology. With an adjustable extension shaft, locking knob, and three extension positions, the EXT can effortlessly drill through up
The 2024 spring/summer started out wet and hot. Above-average precipitation from April to June, along with higher-than-average temperatures through August were recorded. Then the rain spigot was turned off in September and October, and lake
Whether you are fishing from a rowboat in a farm pond or on an offshore cruiser in the middle of a Great Lake, one of the most welcome phrases an angler can say is, “Get
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