FAIRMONT AREA Hall Lake and Budd Lake continue to give up walleyes during the evening hours in less than six feet or during the day in 10 to 12 feet. A few anglers are finding
DULUTH AREA There hasn’t been a lot of people fishing, but those that are hitting Island Lake are catching walleyes in 12 to 15 feet and crappies over 25 to 30 feet. Duck and grouse
ALEXANDRIA AREA Look for walleyes to hit a vertically-presented jig and minnow over 20 to 50 feet of water on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida. Panfish anglers seem to have put the boats away, but
NORTHEAST METRO It’s all about muskies right now. If you can find large sucker minnows use them. If not, bucktails or large crankbaits will work at Bald Eagle Lake, Forest Lake, White Bear Lake, and
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell’s cancellation of a trip to Fergus Falls highlights how much we’ve come to fear the weather.
Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac was published in 1949, but the conservation tome’s words still ring true today – especially when touring the landscape that inspired it.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, during a visit Tuesday to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, unveiled a new report that documents the economic value of refuges.
The second of two archery hunts was held at the Camp Ripley Military Reserve last weekend.
Keith R. Slick, 32, of Baudette is scheduled to appear in Lake of the Woods County Court in December.
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