ONAMIA, Minn. — The Minnesota DNR is netting fish on Lake Mille Lacs as part of the agency’s annual fall assessment. The department’s work is under intense scrutiny because of tighter walleye regulations on the
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Water temperatures are about 55- degrees so muskies should start showing up on the reefs chasing spawning tullibees soon. At this point, the weedlines on the north end have been
Mid- to late-autumn bucketmouths and bronzebacks can run lunker-huge and produce some of the boat-fishing season’s most vigorous action.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Fishing pressure continues to be limited, but muskies are being caught via trolling on the north end sand and weed edges – these fish should become more active on the
Outdoor News‘ Kristen Monroe and Tim Lesmeister talk Lake of the Woods during the Association of Great Lakes Outdoors Writers‘ (AGLOW) conference, being held this week on the famed lake in northwestern Minnesota.
Stopping into a bait shop for a scoop of crappie minnows, shiners or fathead minnows is a Minnesota tradition. But supplying those bait shops has become increasingly more difficult as invasive species infest more lakes
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Trolling along the 10- to 18-foot weed edge on the north end continues to produce quite a few muskies. Smallmouth bass continue to be active on the 3- to 18-foot
A revealing day on the water with professional bass fishermen.
Artists can submit entries for the 2018 Minnesota Walleye Stamp from Monday, Oct. 9, through Friday, Oct. 20. The voluntary walleye stamp validation costs $5 but is not required to fish for or keep walleye.
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