Located near the town of Mountain Iron in St. Louis County, West Two Rivers Reservoir is a unique fishery for several reasons.
The 713-acre system is an old reservoir, man-made in the 1960s to
When solid ice finally arrives (with frigid temps in the immediate forecast, here’s hoping that day will be soon) it’s a good bet that anglers will be enjoying success on Ionia County’s Morrison Lake.
I have to start with the truth regarding ice fishing last year at Hills Creek Lake.
It just wasn’t the greatest of seasons – for two reasons.First, because it was the start of an
“We’ve seen some 10-plus pounders come out of there,” he said. “You don’t see a ton of those kinds of fish because when we get a lot of water they get flushed from the system
Jewett Lake lies just north of Fergus Falls in Otter Tail County. It’s not an overly large body of water, but it does have a reputation as one of the more complete fisheries in the
Walleyes appear to be stealing some of the spotlight away from bass and muskies at Shabbona Lake, a 318-acre lake in DeKalb County.
It’s not the biggest wildlife management area at just 250 acres, but when you’re looking for public hunting access in southeastern New York, the Baxtertown Woods WMA isn’t to be overlooked.
Park Lake is a 312-acre impoundment of the Fox River in the north-central Columbia County town of Pardeeville. The lake has two public boat landings; one controlled by the town of Wyocena (Rohde’s Landing) and
By either name, this water body is the area’s premier walleye lake. Even though the Minnesota DNR does not stock it with walleyes, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources does stock them in the connected
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