
Plan ahead now for spring 2021 ammo issues
In an era of ammunition shortages, develop a strategy now to locate turkey loads and other pursuit-specific shells.

In an era of ammunition shortages, develop a strategy now to locate turkey loads and other pursuit-specific shells.

The lake is likely stacked with an abundance of keeping-size fish at this point. But you’ll also find plenty of bigger walleyes – those fish that are consistently producing those eaters.

An upside to the recent cold snap is that you can now drive just about anywhere on most lakes. This should allow anglers to spread out more than they have been for most of the

Brutal cold of late has kept the anglers away, but with warmer temps on the way, some anglers should be getting out. And bitter cold or not, the perch bite remains hot for those who

The anglers waited for news of their ice fishing gear, which was floating up the North Shore. A fire official took down anglers’ contact information and said they would try to recover the equipment.

Well it’s been COLD!!! That has been a limiting factor for fishing lately. The walleye fishing has been extremely slow but still getting a few fish here and there. Don’t be afraid to fish shallow.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Nicholas Prachar (Blackduck) reports fishing was difficult and staying warm was even more difficult this week. Enforcement action was taken for angling with extra lines, no angling license in
Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 12: The Gun-A-Palooza hosted by Minnesota Greater Lakes Chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation, 6-8 p.m., American Legion, Nisswa. For more info call Troy Hradsky, 320-412-6521. Mar. 6: WTU Minnesota Northeast Deer Camp,

Scott Merwin gives a run-through of what he is seeing in the Lake Osakis area. Bluegills area settling to the bottom but you gotta work to get them to bite. Crappies are spread out a
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