
DNR: New estimate shows healthy Mille Lacs smallmouth population
A population estimate completed this year shows there are some 67,000 smallmouth bass in the 128,000-acre lake.

A population estimate completed this year shows there are some 67,000 smallmouth bass in the 128,000-acre lake.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS There’s still over 30 inches of ice and the shorelines are still intact, but fishing pressure has been light. If a person wanted to, a snowmobile or ATV could be

Program previously included only lake sturgeon, muskellunge and flathead catfish in the catch-and-release category.

With 26 days until the opener, there’s reportedly 25 inches of ice on the host lake. And Green Lake is far from the only Minnesota waterway that’s on pace for record-late ice-out.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Fishing pressure remains light despite good shorelines and main lake ice conditions. Acccess options are limited now that most resorts have shut down until open water arrives. Johnson’s

Lanesboro hatchery needs $5 million in repairs/improvements, agency says.

But adjustments to size or bag limits may be needed in the future if the spawning stock needs more protection.

Cleaning walleyes quickly and efficiently is an art form, and there are various techniques anglers use in cleaning walleyes. In the video above, Mark Arnesen of Arnesen’s Rocky Point on the south shore of Lake
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS There’s still a lot of ice, but a lot of snow on top of it, so check with resorts on access availability. Fishing activity has been minimal with just the
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