
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – May 6, 2020
With the Minnesota Fishing Opener looming, and water temps in upper 40s and lower 50s, here’s how to catch those walleyes.

With the Minnesota Fishing Opener looming, and water temps in upper 40s and lower 50s, here’s how to catch those walleyes.

Quit the debate because big fish flourish in both waters.

While the lake has been stocked with walleye fry intermittently, its ability to naturally produce the fish is most responsible for the exceptional numbers.

Water temps are flirting with 60 degrees. The spring transition is progressing nicely and the fish continue to hold in their appropriate patterns. Oh, and the Minnesota Fishing Opener is less than a week away,

Heading into this weekend’s fishing opener, you should expect to find walleyes in shallow water.

Here are five things to consider if you are thinking of buying a recreational property this spring or summer.

The Minnesota DNR needs your help. A trail camera in Isanti County has captured images of what appear to be a couple of grouse poachers, and the DNR is looking for any information. The Turn

In this video, Outdoor News help clear up the issue so you can plan your trips as we get closer to the 2020 Minnesota Fishing Opener.
Banquets/Fundraisers May 2: Osakis Lake Association Membership dinner and silent auction. Osakis VFW. For more info call Douglas Schmidt, 320-760-5424. May 16: RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., Corral Saloon, Nelson. For more info call Chris Klimek,
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