
Turkey hunters set new autumn harvest record
Elk and moose hunters enjoy success, too

Elk and moose hunters enjoy success, too
NORTHEAST METRO Hit the Hudson and Bayport areas of the St. Croix River for crappies in 15 to 20 feet and for walleyes and sauger in 20 to 30 feet. Bass fishing has been good
FAIRMONT AREA Jigs and fatheads are producing perch on the shorelines of Iowa Lake and North Silver Lake. Crankbaits or minnows are turning walleyes in four to 12 feet at Hall Lake and Tuttle Lake.
RED WING AREA A jig and minnow or plastics are turning walleyes and sauger below the dam on the Mississippi River in 16 to 18 feet. Archery hunters have noticed more buck activity and duck
ALEXANDRIA AREA A jig and minnow is producing walleyes in 18 to 20 feet or 30 to 60 feet on Lake Ida and Lake Miltona. Walleyes also can be had with minnows in 18 to
DULUTH AREA Look to Island Lake for walleyes in 12 to 14 feet and muskies are being taken with large sucker minnows in eight to 10 feet. Crappies remain active in the narrows at Fish
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Trolling crankbaits from sunset well into the night has produced the most walleyes. Hit the six- to 12-foot rocks around Big Point, Liberty Beach, or Hunter’s Point and don’t be

The biggest question on the minds of fishermen and Lake Mille Lacs business interests is, how will the latest lake assessment findings affect fishing regulations on the popular and controversial central-Minnesota lake next spring?
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked duck hunters on the Roseau River and Thief Lake WMAs. Youth deer hunters also were checked. Assistance was given to State Patrol with a felon
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