District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) monitored ATV activity west of Warroad where multiple complaints have been received regarding ATVers operating in a careless manner. Anglers were checked on Lake of the
Banquets/Fundraisers June 26: Minnewaska Lake Association Banquet, 5 p.m., Minnewaska House. For more info call Mike Stai, 320-424-0384. July 23: Ruffed Grouse Society-Rum River Chapter Banquet, 5 p.m., Braham Event Center. For more info call
St. Paul — If you care to see what kinds of confrontations can develop between shoreline anglers and lakeshore property owners, just search YouTube.com. There’s no shortage of examples: an angler casting close to a
Walleye bite being impacted by up-and-down weather pattern. But there are fish being caught – here’s where to find them and what’s getting them to bite.
For the most part, many areas reported excellent fishing for a variety of species along established weed edges or weed flats. This is even more true for bigger panfish, bass, and pike, and walleyes.
Madison is a highly monitored lake by the DNR, managed primarily for its panfish and walleyes. But its northern pike and largemouth bass are worth noting as well.
It’s hard to believe it continues to put out walleyes given all the winter pressure and now the open-water pressure.
Fishing has been good. Some consistent patterns are developing, and some presentations that are rising above the rest.
As of June 16, as many as nine people have been victims of boating fatalities. That number, which is preliminary, marks the most fatalities at this point of the year in more than a decade.
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