The remote island in Lake Superior said it’s delaying the summer opening because of coronavirus restrictions. Camping might become available by late June or July but there will be no ferry service.
The fishing is starting to heat up along with the water temperatures, which is kick-starting the walleye bite.
Where there’s one slab, there’s more, so tune up your skills and work the cover correctly.
Glen Schmitt gives us an update on fishing round the state and when to expect the crappie spawn to happen.
It’s been an incredible week of fishing across the state with walleyes, panfish, bass, and pike all keeping anglers busy. Water temperatures really jumped up since last week and that’s got the fish going nuts.
Lake Edward has no shortage of walleyes to be caught. It’s stocked with 2 million walleye fry every year (except this year), the most recent DNR gill-net samples produced 4.4 walleyes per lift, and those
Game Fair has announced that it has canceled its 2020 show. The popular event among the region’s hunting and sporting dog community had been scheduled for two weekends, August 7-9 and August 14-16.
Water is starting to warm up considerably, and with it, options are opening up on the walleye and smallmouth bass fronts. Here’s how to tap into the bite heading into Memorial Day weekend.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on the Roseau River and Lake of the Woods. A barred owl was rescued from the Roseau River. It had become entangled in fishing
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