District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) was busy with the first week and second weekend of the firearms deer season. Harvest appears to be up from last year. Violations included littering, including
LAKE MILLE LACS Muskie anglers have been out in big numbers and catching quite a few fish. Most have been coming off the reef edges where the fish are staging, waiting for the tullibees to
NORTHEAST METRO Since this week’s change in weather, fishing pressure has dropped off. The limited reports being heard are coming off the St. Croix River, where walleyes can be had in 18 to 22 feet
ALEXANDRIA AREA Trolling big baits has produced muskies on the shallow weedlines of Lake Miltona. There are good numbers of ducks and geese in the area providing decent shoots for field hunters and pheasant hunters
Statewide deer kill was up, but that doesn’t mean every hunter saw deer
Harvest during first three days up about 6 percent
Banquets/Fundraisers Nov. 13: Ladies of the Lakes DU Banquet, Broadway Ballroom, Alexandria. For more info call Gloria Iverson, 320-491-1182. Nov. 18: CSBSJU DU Banquet, Sal’s Bar & Grill, Collegeville. For more info call Ben Welter,
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) took action on a party of hunters whose pile of beets outside their cabin aided their hunt from deer stands. A call was taken regarding a
LAKE MILLE LACS Muskie anglers continue to find some success with large sucker minnows or rubber baits on the shallow rocks and reefs. These same rocks will hold smallmouth bass, but fishing pressure for them
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