Minnesota’s statewide fishing report on June 17, 2026
Outdoor News
June 17, 2026
Walleyes and crappies seem to be most active late in the day. Here’s the Minnesota fishing report on June 17, 2026.
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The great, high-tech fishing debate rages on
Jack Dura / Associated Press
June 17, 2026
Ah, the serenity of fishing.
Just an angler, a fishing pole and maybe thousands of dollars worth of sonar equipment offering an exact image of what that walleye or bass is doing in the
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 15, 2026
Site Staff
June 16, 2026
Three main techniques are catching fish right now, both here on the big water and also up at the Angle and on the Rainy River.
Star Watch: How many moons are enough?
Bob Drieslein
June 16, 2026
As of March 25, 2025, NASA reported that there are 421 officially recognized moons orbiting planets in our Solar System, including the dwarf planet Pluto.
Looking for the right fishing spot – video
Terry Tuma
June 15, 2026
Taking time to look at a lake before heading out fishing, which means looking for structures, weed lines, rock piles and more.
Nine record fish caught in Minnesota this spring
Staff Report
June 15, 2026
The Minnesota DNR announced on Monday that the agency has certified nine new state record fish this spring.
Two of those records have been in the weight category, which requires the angler to
Minnesota DNR creel clerk data helps determine whether special regulations are working
Pat Miller
June 15, 2026
In the current world of Minnesota fisheries lake management, special regulations for specific species can vary among the many different lakes and rivers.
Statewide regulations call for a six-walleye limit with only one over
Metro Area Fishing Report – June 14, 2026 – video
Matt Johnson
June 14, 2026
Some changing patterns for sure, as well as some back-and-forth throughout the week, but things are sliding into place nicely.
Commentary: The Roadless Rule is under attack
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich / D-New Mexico
June 12, 2026
When I draw a hunting tag, especially for elk, one of the first things I do is pull out a map. I look for public land – and then I look for roads, because that’s
