Lyle Unger shares what’s going on in the Grand Rapids area. Ice is looking good and the perch and walleyes have been active. Report by: Lyle Unger Grand Rapids Guide Service 218-259-7140 www.grandrapidsguideservice.com
Walleyes typically are the main draw for many anglers, and Pelican has a lot of them, including big fish.
The morning and evening hours are best, but daytime walleye action hasn’t been that bad in many areas. It seems a combination of jigging spoons and deadsticks with minnows are both producing walleyes.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked area muzzleloader hunting, trapping, and angling activity. Angling on Lake of the Woods was overall good, but inconsistent. CO Corey Sura (Baudette) spent days checking
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It’s going to start looking a lot like ice fishing here shortly, although some lakes outside of here have some good, fishable ice.
The lake is no slouch when it comes to largemouth bass, either.
Crappies and bluegills seem to be biting more consistently than walleyes in areas people have been fishing to the north.
If the draft habitat conservation plan is approved and the incidental take permit is issued, the counties would be authorized to take up to a total of three northern long-eared bats, three little brown bats,
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