District 1 – Baudette area CO Marc Johnson (Warroad) worked angling, small-game, big-game, and waterfowling activity. A call about an injured bald eagle also was received. After a brief pursuit, the eagle was safely captured
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 15: West Metro Delta Waterfowl Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shakopee Ballroom. For more info call Eric Noyes, 612-387-1067. Season Dates Oct. 3: Turkey season (fall) opens. Oct. 4: Lake Superior lake trout season
The Rainy River is a lot lower than it was last fall – and there have been plenty of shiner sightings. So what’s that mean for fishing? And what’s happening on the big lake?
Timing is everything, so get out early … or late, depending on which species you’re pursuing in the autumn.
Those who have kept their boats out are catching fish – walleyes and crappies mostly, along with some bass and muskies.
Anglers frequent Upper and Lower Twins quite regularly for panfish, although walleyes garner some attention during certain times of the year as well. There are some quality northern pike to be had, along with the
Cold fall weather shows up, but the bite remains hot. Found some consistency with largemouth bass. Here’s more on the pattern of late.
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 15: West Metro Delta Waterfowl Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shakopee Ballroom. For more info call Eric Noyes, 612-387-1067. Season Dates Oct. 3: Turkey season (fall) opens. Oct. 4: Lake Superior lake trout season
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers and boaters along the Roseau Rive while also working hunting activity throughout the station and investigating illegal hunting stands on the Palmville Wildlife Management
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