District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on Lake of the Woods and the Roseau River. A joint detail was worked with the U.S. Coast Guard. A complaint was taken about
Banquets/Fundraisers June 5: WTU Metro Area Chapter Banquet, 5 p.m., St. Croix Event Center, Oak Park Heights. For more info call Lindell Blanchette, 651-263-3908. June 5: Winona County DU Banquet, Winona Elks Lodge. For more
Scott Merwin talks about the current walleye bite in the Lake Osakis area. There has been a good evening bite fishing with slip-bobber and a leech and during the day try live bate rigging on
Walleye bite is picking up by the day. Leech and slip-bobber a good bet. And don’t forget the smallies and crappies.
During mid-summer, when walleyes move deep, one of the most effective ways to target them is by power-corking. Now, I have caught a tremendous number of different fish species on floats everything from salmon, trout,
Twelve additional white-tailed deer tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease in the infected Beltrami County farmed deer herd.
The main attraction for most of those anglers is Big Cormorant’s walleye- and smallmouth bass-fishing opportunities. Both are naturally reproducing populations of fish that have maintained themselves over the years, despite somewhat heavy fishing pressure
It sounds as if everything picked up with the clouds and wind last weekend and many areas reported a better walleye bite this week than during opening weekend.
If you like to fish walleyes, the bite has been great since the opener. And pike? They’re hitting on just about everything. Bass, too, are providing solid action. Crappies, though, are a bit more challenging.
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