
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – March 3, 2021
The perch bite is still going strong on Lake Bemidji. They’re starting to move into shallow waters but still in that deep mud, too. Here’s what to use.

The perch bite is still going strong on Lake Bemidji. They’re starting to move into shallow waters but still in that deep mud, too. Here’s what to use.

Lyle Unger is on a great crappie bite. The fish have been starting out deeper and moving towards shallow water as the day goes on. Both plastics and live bait will put fish on the

DNR: Changes are in response to angler-driven concerns over the declining sizes of sunfish in Minnesota.

Crappie reports varied quite a bit this week with some fish still being found suspended over deep, basin areas and others starting to move into shallower water and mix with bluegills.

Long Lake’s walleye numbers are in fine shape, but its physical characteristics make catching them a tricky proposition.

The removal deadline does not mean anglers no longer can use fish houses on the ice. After the March 1 deadline, fish houses may still be on the ice, but they must be occupied if

Further analysis is required to determine if the levels of exposure seen are high enough to adversely affect deer health.

Jeremy Colsen shares some tips for catching more panfish in the Lake Osakis area. Crappies and sunfish can be found around the basins and also in some weedy areas. You can have better luck if

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