Anglers will have the opportunity to catch trout on remote lakes in northeastern Minnesota following helicopter-based fish stocking efforts this fall. The Minnesota DNR typically uses trucks to stock fish, but traditional methods can’t be
Use all the tools at your disposal, locate new hot-spots, and above all, be on the ice.
With another shot of cold hitting next week, the waterfowl window is closing, so get out now.
Season Dates Nov. 1: Fall turkey season closes. Nov. 2: Rail, woodcock, and snipe seasons close. Nov. 7: Deer firearms season opens. Nov. 7: Metro area deer season opens. Nov. 15: Darkhouse spearing season opens.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) reports charges are pending for the drivers and passengers of two different vehicles stopped near Grygla for shining. They were found to be in possession of
And don’t disregard the lake’s whitefish. It’s a fishable population, rarely tapped, with good-sized fish.
While it sounds as if most anglers have already put their boats in storage, those that kept them out should have a pretty good week of walleye and muskie fishing.
Population trends support limited harvest during ice fishing season, DNR says.
Always start by surveying a given water body to understand wind, weeds, clarity, depths, fronts, structure, and fishing pressure.
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