At more than 2,400 acres, White Bear Lake is one of the bigger bodies of water in the east-metro portion of the Twin Cities. It’s a clear-water lake that also has some notable depth, and
There’s a lot for an angler to consider when trying to decipher Bear Island Lake in St. Louis County. Located 10 miles southwest of Ely, Bear Island is a large lake with quite a bit
At more than 8,000 acres, Lake Minnewaska is one of west-central Minnesota’s largest bodies of water. It’s also one of the most popular lakes in this region due to a long history of consistent walleye,
Loon Lake is a 700-acre fishery that sits near the Minnesota/Iowa border in Jackson County. It’s a shallow lake, with a maximum depth of 7 feet, but it’s full of walleyes, which draw anglers from
Pulaski is a 702-acre system with some depth, plenty of fishable structure, and extremely clear water. It’s noted for producing good numbers of largemouth bass and crappies.
In order to preserve the impressive size structure and abundance of bigger bluegills, the DNR implemented a special regulation in 2001 that reduced the daily bag limit to five fish.
As a popular entry point to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Sawbill Lake in Cook County receives its share of visitors each year.
The lake’s physical features favor bass and panfish. An abundance of bulrushes, cattails, and submerged vegetation provide ideal spawning and rearing habitat for those species.
There are quite a few lakes named Round in and around Aitkin County. One in particular, the one you’ll learn about this week, is tucked in the shadow of Lake Mille Lacs’ north shore.
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