
Spinner rigging tips for walleyes – video
Four tips that will help you put more walleyes in the boat while pulling blades.

Four tips that will help you put more walleyes in the boat while pulling blades.

While on my way home from work one Friday night last summer, I decided to stop by the grocery store to pick up a few things for the night fishing trip I had planned. While

The DNR’s current preferred alternative would employ lethal measures to remove a portion of the growing double-crested cormorant population on Egret Island that has led to adverse impacts to the Pelican Lake walleye fishery.

“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of crankbaits when fishing for bass and walleyes. He suggests varying which crankbaits you use depending on the vibration action you want, plus water clarity and other factors.
St. Paul — The Minnesota Department of Health, as well as the DNR and the Pollution Control Agency, is recommending that certain people avoid eating fish caught in two water bodies in the Twin Cities

St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR had a historic year in the 2023 legislative session, receiving $149.9 million for its Get Out More initiative.

In order to preserve the impressive size structure and abundance of bigger bluegills, the DNR implemented a special regulation in 2001 that reduced the daily bag limit to five fish.

Randolph Briley, ORIP coordinator, said the partnership will include the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, Minnesota DNR, Explore Minnesota Tourism, and Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation.

Good numbers of walleyes and sauger were caught this week on the south end. Drifting with spinners and crawlers and trolling crankbaits in 28 to 34 feet has been best in the open basin of
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