LAKE MINNETONKA Walleyes are biting during the evening and into the night in Brown’s Bay and Wayzata Bay along the weedlines or in 35 feet – setlines and minnows are working best. Hit the 18-foot
There are certain state departments of natural resources that do their best to actively promote the outdoor sports, while it seems others do what they can to hinder the enjoyment of the outdoors by using
A fun muskie debate might just unfold in Minnesota this year. Per a discussion at the Fisheries Roundtable in St. Paul last Friday, some folks are suggesting that perhaps the state needs to increase the
Some people expected the hunters and trappers during the state’s first-ever wolf season to come up well short of the 400 animals available during the season. Others expected they would hit the mark, but that
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The smaller bays have eight to 10 inches of ice, while the big lakes and bigger bays average six inches. On Lake Minnetonka, walleyes are hitting setlines and shiner minnows in 20
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes continue to bite best during the evening hours on glow spoons and minnow heads or setlines and shiner minnows in 12 to 18 feet on Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Ida, and
When it’s all said and done, deer hunters in 2012 will have killed about 5 percent fewer deer than they did in 2011.
With two zones already closed to wolf hunting and trapping, the Northwest Zone was moving ever-closer to closure, too, as of late last week.
As 2012 draws to a close, Minnesota sportsmen and women can look back on a year that saw their hunting and fishing license prices increase, but harvest levels for several species of game decrease.
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