
Identifying bluegills: male vs. female
How to know the difference between male and female bluegills – and why it’s important to know the difference. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.

How to know the difference between male and female bluegills – and why it’s important to know the difference. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.

Reading the “dead zone” on your flasher – and how you can use its information to catch more fish. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.

The numbers are what panfish anglers’ dreams are made of: a crappie measuring 17.75 inches, with a 15-inch girth, weighing just over 3 pounds. Panfish enthusiast Wyatt Williams caught – and released – that dream

The new regulations lower limits on specific waters as part of a Minnesota DNR initiative to protect and improve sunfish sizes.

It’s important to think about how you plan on using the house and figure out what you need to add to help you catch more fish.

Partners with U.S. Forest Service and DNR for lake access projects within popular Chippewa National Forest.

The campaign, which originated with Lake of the Woods in 2012, was also recently adopted by Red Lake.

So many anglers think about panfish rod lengths as what you prefer, but in reality, anglers should be thinking about rod length as a function of how they are going to be fishing, as indicated

Yes, burbot/eelpout will no longer be considered rough fish in Minnesota fishing regs in ’22.
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