
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – January 31, 2023
Some anglers are being rewarded with trophy walleyes over 30 inches along with the variety of sizes we see this time of year.

Some anglers are being rewarded with trophy walleyes over 30 inches along with the variety of sizes we see this time of year.

Key is to use bigger baits and staying on the move and using electronics to find nicer fish.

Brian Broshadl, a member of Humminbird’s national pro staff, discloses some of the live sonar fishing secrets he has discovered over the past few years.

A cold snap is on the way. In the meantime, fishing in this spot has been up and down.

Avoid areas with several ice houses already in place and look for a different location, possibly at a different lake depth and structure. Also avoid noise that can spook the fish – after you drill

By Brian Mozey Staff Writer St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR unveiled its 2023 One Minnesota Budget on Tuesday with an overall investment of $287.4 million. The Legislature will need to approve the budget, which

By Brian Mozey Staff Writer Bemidji, Minn. — Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Mike Cross, of Lake George, says he’s looking for information from the public about the dumping of a large volume of fish carcasses

Much like last week, there are numbers of smaller walleyes and saugers being caught and sorted through mixed with eaters.

There’s much to be said for the comfort, convenience, and sheer enjoyment of fishing inside a wheelhouse. You’ve invested a considerable sum of money, and likely the time it takes to trick it out. Surely,
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