
Wilson can be a walleye angler’s best friend in Minnesota’s Lake County
But Wilson Lake, located 11 miles northwest of Schroeder, just isn’t that diverse. Nope, this Lake County body of water is all about walleyes.
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But Wilson Lake, located 11 miles northwest of Schroeder, just isn’t that diverse. Nope, this Lake County body of water is all about walleyes.

If you wet a line in Minnesota on a regular basis, you’re probably well aware that Otter Tail County is loaded with exceptional fishing lakes. There are lakes of all sizes and varieties throughout this

If you’ve ever driven north toward Nisswa on Highway 371, you’ve seen North Long Lake and Round Lake directly to your right, and Gull Lake to your left. Just a few miles north of Brainerd,

At 963 acres, Ada Lake is one of the larger fisheries in the Backus area of Cass County. It’s also a clear-water lake, which allows its abundant vegetation to grow somewhat deep and ultimately support

Sometimes, the name of a lake can be deceiving. Such is the case with Washington County’s Big Carnelian Lake. At just 457 acres, this fishery just north of Stillwater is anything but “big.”
But

If you head north on Highway 53 out of Orr for about 12 miles, you’ll drive right along the northeast corner of Ash Lake. Most anglers tend to drive right past Ash, putting it in

If someone were to walk into Christopherson Bait and Tackle in Alexandria and ask about Lake Oscar, the shop’s associate would likely mention that it’s a fun lake to fish and that it has just

Connected by Jack Creek, both bodies of water provide solid year-round fishing opportunities. Walleyes and crappies are the primary focus of most folks on this pair of lakes, while northern pike and channel catfish garner

Wright County’s Sugar Lake was designated for muskie management in 1967. That original introduction of the species has provided decades of solid muskie-fishing opportunities, not to mention the fact that Sugar is the only lake
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