
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – January 20, 2021
Still small window on the walleye bite. Here’s where they’re catching them and what they’re using. Perch bite is on and off.

Still small window on the walleye bite. Here’s where they’re catching them and what they’re using. Perch bite is on and off.

Lyle Unger says look for perch in 12 to 14 feet-of-water on Lake Winnibigoshish. Fish with some small spoons tipped with minnow heads or small tungsten jigs tipped with plastics or wax worms. Report from

Scott Merwin says the panfish can be found in various depths and there are a few different presentations that are working best depending on their location. Walleyes have pushed a little deeper and can be

The biggest and best news from this week’s reports is that last weekend’s inland trout opener went well and those fish continue to bite.

If you’re looking to add one of the world’s largest owls to your lifetime birding or bucket list, this winter offers some prime opportunities across the region.

While the opportunities aren’t limited to the three main BWCAW counties of St. Louis, Lake, and Cook, these counties have the majority of trout lakes in the state. And thus far, the lakes in that

Boat sales are expected to remain at historic levels in 2021 as manufacturers continue to fill a backlog of orders from 2020.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Demosthenes Regas (Blackduck) reports working trapping activity and angling activity on special-regulation lakes this past week. Time also was spent patrolling area snowmobile trails, handling reports about incidental catches
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