Located about 40 minutes from Grand Marais, Minn., up the Gunflint Trail, Cook County’s Clearwater Lake is a deep, cold Canadian Shield system. It’s also one of the clearest lakes in this area, and partially
The Otter Tail River provides an opportunity for its various fish species to move freely between all lakes in this system.
The first thing that stands out about Crow Wing County’s Ruth Lake is its 600 acres of amazingly clear water. It’s historically had water clarity of 20 feet or more, and it does to this
Located just off the bumper-to-bumper traffic along Interstate Highway 35 near Forest Lake, you’ll find one of the more popular fishing destinations in Washington County: Clear Lake.
This 429-acre lake might not be given
Located near the town of Mountain Iron in St. Louis County, West Two Rivers Reservoir is a unique fishery for several reasons.
The 713-acre system is an old reservoir, man-made in the 1960s to
Jewett Lake lies just north of Fergus Falls in Otter Tail County. It’s not an overly large body of water, but it does have a reputation as one of the more complete fisheries in the
By either name, this water body is the area’s premier walleye lake. Even though the Minnesota DNR does not stock it with walleyes, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources does stock them in the connected
Buffalo Lake in Wright County is located just off the fast-moving traffic of State Highway 55 and within the city limits of its namesake, Buffalo. Its in-town location and its proximity to the Twin Cities
From a fish population standpoint, most lakes across Minnesota move through cyclical trends. This simply means there are good years and poor years based on the year-classes and age structures of a given fish species.<br
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