It’s tough to give a fishery like Crow Wing County’s Gull Lake its proper due in a limited amount of space. There are so many pieces to this 10,000-acre system that warrant talking about, it’s
With an abundance of vegetation above and below its surface, Becker County’s 632-acre Lake Ida is built for largemouth bass and panfish. It just has the right components to consistently produce high numbers of bass,
Wet a line in Pine Mountain Lake near Backus and you have a legitimate shot at catching just about any freshwater creature that swims.
In a part of the state that’s loaded with quality
If you want to wet a line and consistently get strikes – maybe you have some kids who enjoy catching fish, or simply want to put a few fish on the dinner table – and
If you’re a structure fisherman, then Big Sandy Lake in Aitkin County is one system where you can challenge yourself. Located just north of McGregor, this 6,526-acre lake has endless structure opportunities in the way
Lake Traverse is located north of Browns Valley on the Minnesota/South Dakota border. Since it is border water, management of the lake is a cooperative between the two states, and border water fishing regulations apply.<br
Lake Andrusia is a prolific link in the popular Cass Lake Chain of Lakes in Beltrami County. It’s an excellent multi-species fishery, with a long history of strong walleye production, while panfish, northern pike, and
There are more than a dozen lakes that comprise the Sauk River Chain of Lakes in Stearns County, all of which are pretty solid multi-species fisheries. The largest, and one of the most recognized within
You could argue that Rice Lake in Paynesville is one of, if not the most, productive and popular fishing lakes in Stearns County. Its reputation as a consistent yearround, multi-species fishery is long-standing, justified, and
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