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A few things this angler has learned over the years that have helped him chase more flags.
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A few things this angler has learned over the years that have helped him chase more flags.

Modern sonar is all the rage, but don’t forget a “vintage” techno-tool.

Consider putting away the jigs and spoons and just use tip-ups and set lines to catch walleyes more consistently.

Council says there are misconceptions on desired fish and game harvesting.
Fish tend to go into deeper water with a rising barometer, and tougher bite conditions often prevail.
Monitoring and catching ice walleyes during the early to mid-season transition.

For ice anglers, first ice is truly the most wonderful time of the year. Fish are active because plants are still photosynthesizing and producing oxygen.
our Native American tribes have agreed with Michigan and federal officials on a revised fishing policy for parts of three of the Great Lakes.

At top, catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) are present in a number of Minnesota lakes and rivers. In some cases they’re referred to as mud cats, polliwogs, or chuckleheads.
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