
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – September 22, 2021 – video
The fish are starting to get into their fall patterns. Walleye bite is more consistent, although the fish are a bit scattered.

The fish are starting to get into their fall patterns. Walleye bite is more consistent, although the fish are a bit scattered.

Fishing pressure drops, but walleye action is improving.

Pokegama has all of the usual suspects, such as panfish, walleyes, pike, and bass. But it also has an abundance of riverine and unique fish species in the mix.

Once the temp drops to about 60, that will get walleyes moving up where they’ll hit crankbaits.

One of the greatest shooters Minnesota and the United States ever has produced.

Nearly 30 youths learned about firearms safety, conservation, and the union trades while experiencing the thrill of the shooting sports firsthand Sunday, Sept. 12 during the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) 9th Annual Get Youth Outdoors

Three key words right now – versatile, adapt, fun. We’re in that time of year when a lot can change in a day and/or overnight. Not a whole lot of consistency but there are definitely

Reg will be in effect through Tuesday, Nov. 30.
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 17: Morrison County PF Banquet, 5 p.m., Little Falls Ballroom. For more info call Ken Knopik, 320-360-5885. Sept. 17: Pine County Thunderin’ Toms NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Doc’s Sports Bar & Grill Pavilion.
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