DULUTH AREA Chubs or small suckers are producing walleyes at Island Lake in 10 to 12 feet. The channel edges of the St. Louis River also are kicking out walleyes via minnows in 10 to
ALEXANDRIA AREA Small walleyes can be had on Lake Miltona with a jig and minnow in 20 to 50 feet or with Shad Raps at night in shallow water. A jig and minnow is turning
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The fall crankbait bite for walleyes has picked up at night on the shallow rocks around Liberty Beach, Hunter’s Point, and Big Point. Daytime walleye reports have been limited and
Past warnings about cuts to a state forestry program have come home to roost.
During the first four years of the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment, the group Pheasants Forever has acquired more than 3,600 acres of land in the state’s pheasant range and turned them over to
Stole away for a couple of days late last week and traveled up Minnesota’s north shore to rendezvous with Shawn Perich in Grand Marias. Perich co-owns a publishing operation there, and the two of us
’Round about late summer, I fall into big bluegill mode. Not every lake has them, so I first find information about a specific lake that will produce those big ’gills. Sometimes I’ll be fishing walleyes
When spinning-wing decoys broke onto the duck-hunting scene, the reaction was swift and similar to what occurred with the advent of fish finders.
There were some hunters disappointed with the number of birds they encountered, which is always the case on opening weekend. Statewide, however, good reports were more consistent than bad ones.
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