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St. Cloud Area Fishing Report – January 25, 2022

Luckily we have pretty good ice conditions in the St. Cloud area. I would say I’m seeing 13 to 16-inches of ice on most lakes with lake travel being fairly decent compared to other areas

Lake Okabena, Nobles County

The lake also holds healthy numbers of black and white crappies, a few bluegills and pike, some respectable perch, and plenty of channel catfish. In short, it’s a fine multi-species fishery.

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Northwest Angle ice road reopens

For a second year in a row, it will allow travelers to bypass Manitoba en route to the otherwise land-locked Angle on Lake of the Woods.

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Runnin’ and gunnin’ for winter crappies – video

When winter crappies are on the move, hole-hopping with a run-and-gun mentality is often the most effective way to catch them. This video from Angling Buzz shows how it’s done. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.

Minnesota Outdoor News Calendar – January 21, 2022

Banquets/Fundraisers JAN. 22: WTU Red River Valley Deer Camp, 5 p.m., Eagles Club, East Grand Forks. For more info call John Eaton, 218-779-0968. JAN. 24: Big Stone Lake Chamber of Commerce is holding it’s annual

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