It’s always a pleasure to meet anglers on the water and exchange information and offer tips. The most-asked question I get is, “Should I tip my hair jigs with live bait?”
My answer is
When Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness campers Nole Oltesvig and Rylan Kollberg left their tent to survey the aftermath of a rainstorm June 19, at first they encountered heavy sediment buildup where they’d intended to
If you talked to Minnesota fish and wildlife managers in early May, the scuttlebutt revolved around one word: drought. What a difference a few weeks – and several inches of rain throughout the region –
This tip goes out to all avid river and stream anglers, particularly in the wake of this year’s exceptionally wet spring. Leveraging the National Water Prediction Service from NOAA can enhance your fishing experience.
There are three fishing techniques being used to score Lake of the Woods gold (walleyes).
Rivers are seen by many anglers as mysterious and complicated places to fish – especially, where to find fish. They’re quite different from lakes. And if you tally the factors or conditions that affect rivers
The walleye and bass are wanting it slow but stick to the course and you’ll catch fish. Seems to be some consistency lately as well.
Hall of Fame angler “Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about using the proper rod when trying to catch summer crappies. He suggests a heavier rod, but one with a sensitive tip. A seven-foot rod with a
Each year, thousands of Minnesota anglers encounter creel clerks who record details about the day’s fishing activity. But what’s it all about? How is that information used?
In short, the information gathered through these
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