Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Consistent walleye fishing continues on the deep and shallow structures during the day and low-light periods. A wide range of sizes are being caught lake-wide on most live
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – The main lake mud and gravel areas are producing walleyes on live-bait rigs or spinner rigs. Cover water, working the tops and edges early and late each day,
By its inaugural season last summer, the newly formed Heart O’Lakes fishing league had 14 schools and 280 students signed up to fish competitively. And it hasn’t slowed down.
When retrieve speeds, color, flash, movement, rattles and other tricks fail, try increasing the size of your lures.
Muskie measuring 61-1/2 inches boated and released by Mille Lacs Band DNR biologists.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to be caught throughout the lake, deep and shallow, on a variety of artificial and live bait presentations. Most smallmouth bass are off the beds and
Great Lakes region teams find success in New York state event.
Brian Linder and Nathan Thompson are only ounces behind the leaders heading into the final day.
Latest fish captures do not indicate reproduction.
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