
Minnesotans dominate at walleye tour stop on Mississippi River in Wisconsin
Mark Courts of Harris leads the way, with four Minnesotans finishing in the top five in Cabela’s National Walleye Tour event.

Mark Courts of Harris leads the way, with four Minnesotans finishing in the top five in Cabela’s National Walleye Tour event.

Weather can waylay the best-laid plans of hunters and anglers, but developing a backup plan makes for memorable days afield.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Most live bait options, crankbaits, and plastics continue to produce numbers of walleyes. Fish are being found as shallow as 8 feet during low-light periods and as deep

Jake Robinson of Shakopee caught and released the new record flathead catfish May 15 on the Minnesota River near Savage. He caught the 49-inch fish on 100-pound test line. It had a girth of 33-1/2

In achieving fishing success with this important gamefish technique, start with your bait but consider all of your terminal tackle!

Nearby resort owners question the department’s low population assessment of the fish.

Want to get youngsters hooked on fishing? Forget the sunfish and find some largemouth or smallmouth .

More than 1,000 of the fish dead at Hickory Hills Park fishery – likely due to natural spawning stress, although health of largemouth bass, bluegills and black crappies as a whole is good.

The 2017 “I Can!” programs start this weekend.
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