Northeast Minnesota Fishing Report – December 6th, 2013
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes and northern pike are being caught in 12 to 18 feet at Maple Lake and Little Mary Lake. On Lake Miltona, walleyes are hitting during the evening hours in 18 to 20
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes and northern pike are being caught in 12 to 18 feet at Maple Lake and Little Mary Lake. On Lake Miltona, walleyes are hitting during the evening hours in 18 to 20
FAIRMONT AREA Four to five inches of ice is common on all lakes. Look to Hall Lake for walleyes and crappies over 20 feet. Perch action has picked up at North Silver Lake in four

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While continuing to prach his mantra that ice fishing is good all season, even “Tackle” Terry Tuma loves the siren’s call of December’s first ice

Kickstarter campaign helps fund a documentary, The Million Dollar Duck, which profiles the world’s preeminent waterfowl art competition
Banquets/Fundraisers Dec. 7: Nobles County DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Brewster Legion Hall, Brewster. For more info call Randy Thompson, 507-329-2223. Dec. 7: NWTF Banquet, 11-3 p.m., Fridley VFW. For more info call David Meacham, 952-220-2807.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked deer hunters in Zone 1 and followed up on cases from the first week of firearms deer season. Hunters were checked with CO Woinarowicz in
FARIBAULT AREA Although all lakes were covered with ice as of Tuesday morning, it wasn’t thick enough to walk on. There’s a chance that some of the small lakes might have walkable ice by this

Firearms deer hunters killed and registered 142,927 animals through the end of the A firearms season and the first two days of the B season in the southeastern part of the state.
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