LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action during the day has been slow, but crankbaits started producing fish on the six- to 12-foot rocks during low-light periods. Slip bobbers and leeches also work on the
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting jigs and minnows on 13- to 16-foot weed edges of Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Ida. On Lake Miltona, spinners and crawlers or minnows are turning walleyes in 20
NORTHEAST METRO Look for crappies over 20 feet or more in the Hudson area of the St. Croix River. Anglers pitching small plastics or minnows on the 10-foot breaks on Lake Jane are catching crappies
Few topics drive more questions at my fishing seminars – open water and hard water alike – than weather. How does weather affect fishing? So many factors come into play, but I generally sum it
During a conversation earlier this week with Mark Johnson, executive director of the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, I let slip that I failed to apply for a license to hunt wolves in the state this
LAKE MINNETONKA Walleye action has improved a bit with fatheads in 20 to 25 feet off the main weedlines. Look for bass and sunfish to be scattered from the shorelines out to the deeper weed
The DNR received nearly four times as many applications for wolf-hunting and trapping licenses as are available for the inaugural seasons later this year.
Where there’s water, there are ducks. But in some areas of the state, finding water or places to access it for the waterfowl opener on Sept. 22 will involve more work and maybe a change
Link to Judge Emmet G. Sullivan’s legal opinion on animal rights lawsuit
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