LAKE MINNETONKA Muskie anglers continue to drag sucker minnows around the 14-foot milfoil and hook a few fish. Walleye anglers have been taking an occasional fish in the channels at night or in 20 feet
The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council, for the second time this fall, declined a request from the Fond du Lac Band of Chippewa to purchase lands and waters within its reservation borders.
Hunters during the first part of the firearms season killed about 134,000 whitetails, which is about 6 percent below what they had killed at the same time last year.
Banquets/Fundraisers Dec. 1: NWTF Venison Feed, 11-3 p.m., Fridley VFW. For more info call David Meacham, 952-220-2807. Dec. 1: Nobles County DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Brewster Legion Hall. For more info call Kevin Black, 507-329-2223.
The state’s first-ever regulated wolf-hunting season is in the bag. And so are 147 of the canines.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) finished the second weekend of the 100 Series deer hunts. Follow-up interviews were conducted regarding pending trespass cases. CO Jeff Birchem (Baudette) continues to work on
LAKE MILLE LACS The few anglers that continue to fish are catching good numbers of walleyes. During the day a jig and minnow is working on the rock points and weed edges. At night, trolling
RED WING AREA Walleye and sauger action continues to improve on the Mississippi River with jigs and minnows. Most fish are being caught in 15 to 20 feet below the dam and back channel area.
FAIRMONT AREA Anglers fishing from shore on Tuttle Lake are catching walleyes with a split shot, plain hook, and minnow. Iowa Lake is producing perch in less than five feet. Look to Budd Lake and
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