Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – The lack of wind seems to have the most active walleyes hitting in the deeper rock and sand or the rock/sand transition areas. Leeches and minnows are both working,
Walker, Minn. – Cold, wet, and windy weather usually dominates story headlines on the fishing opener. While the weather was a main talking point again this year, it was because of the summer-like conditions that
St. Paul – Sportsmen say they scored a legislative victory last week when lawmakers approved the second round of funding for projects from the Outdoor Heritage Fund. The same bill that contained the project appropriations
Duluth, Minn. – Small-boat fishing guides who glide across federal waters in the state soon will have a license option that includes not needing a working knowledge of such big-sea things as tides and submarine
rainerd, Minn. – Record ice-out dates, an early spawn, warm water, and a later start to the walleye season all point towards an excellent opening day. But while April was one of the warmest ever
Madelia, Minn. – Turkey hunters are continuing on their record-breaking pace. As of earlier this week, they’ve so far killed 11,025 birds this season. At the same time last year, when total harvest was 12,210,
It was raining the morning of April 15 when David Tietz woke his 16-year-old daughter Mattie to do some turkey hunting on a farm south of their home in New Prague. “It was 4:30 a.m.,
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS Crappie and perch action has been limited due to the cool weather and strong winds this week. The few anglers that have chased panfish report that the shallow bays and harbors
Middle River, Minn. – The recently ended sharpshooting effort in the northwest – aimed at stopping the spread of bovine tuberculosis in deer – could mark the final time the technique is used on a
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