
Twin Cities Area Fishing Report – March 3, 2023 – video
There’s still plenty of snow on the area lakes, plenty of strong ice, accesses are in excellent shape (as of today), and the fish are biting. Not seeing much for “late ice” patterns yet –

There’s still plenty of snow on the area lakes, plenty of strong ice, accesses are in excellent shape (as of today), and the fish are biting. Not seeing much for “late ice” patterns yet –

Most deer hunters have spent years by now reading about the basics of shed hunting – you know, food sources, heavy trails, bedding areas, etc. No doubt, these are the places to start. I’m always

The Minnesota Deer and Turkey Classic returns to Canterbury Park on the weekend of March 10-12. This show will have a display of the top bucks in the state, an opportunity for attendees to score

All litter must be removed from the ice.

The Minnesota DNR announced on March 2 that no July closure or live bait ban is planned during the upcoming open-water fishing season. Harvest adjustments are possible if conditions warrant.

The 2023 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic Feb. 17-19 included, of course, seminars about pheasants – specifically, pheasant predators and habitat and more.
Tim Lyons, Minnesota DNR upland game research scientist, and Dr.

Long considered a nuisance fish – caught incidentally while fishing for “proper” table fare such as walleyes – eelpout have nonetheless caught on with both anglers and epicures during the past decade or so. As

We are starting to see more and more walleye and sauger being caught suspended 3-4 feet off the bottom. If you are marking anything higher in the water column, it’s worth getting your bait in

Dan Svedarsky, Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota Crookston, was recently honored with the North Central Section of The Wildlife Society‘s 2022 Professional Award of Merit. The award was presented by President Tyler Harms,
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