Temps of 80 degrees?! Yes, the walleye bite has been tough – you really have to work for the fish as water temps just haven’t cooled off enough yet. But there are still plenty of
The farm where CWD was detected reportedly sold nearly 400 deer to 40 farms in seven states during the past five years.
The lakes are connected by a navigable channel, which allows fish to move between the two systems. So from a fishing standpoint, what you catch in one, you can expect to catch in the other.
Muskie activity seems to have improved since last week and there were definitely more reports of shallow fish and bigger fish being caught with large sucker minnows.
He won with his painting of a pair of redheads floating in the water.
Finding fish shallower than last week … Moving baits are dominating.
A few top outdoor products that emerged from the recent Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writer’s Conference.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) monitored early goose season hunting activity and followed up on a large litter complaint in the Lost River State Forest. ATV- and grouse-hunting activity were worked
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 25: Lake Superior Steelhead Association Banquet, 5 p.m., Clearwater Grille, Duluth. For more info call Kevin J Bovee, 218-525-5960. Sept. 25: WTU Birchdale Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Birchdale Community Center. For more info
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