The walleyes will be much shallower, from 2 to 12 feet deep, compared to last year’s opener when they were 12 to 25 geet deep.
Here are some tips to consider for the 2022 opener.
Seasonal progression of walleyes likely is further ahead in rivers, small lakes.
While smallmouth fishing with a fly rod has grown continuously in popularity over the last 20-plus years, guides and anglers say there’s still waters to fish that haven’t been overrun by anglers – a key
The unique stream-fishing opportunity will be in play as game-fish season begins.
Today’s trendy soft-plastic lures may add heightened excitement to your fishing excursion, but don’t make the mistake of overlooking established standbys that have a proven record.
So, you are heading out fishing just after ice-out in early spring. Where do you start? This video will show you exactly how to find those sweet spots that hold warming water and attract springtime
By Ron Schara Contributing Writer They say the pursuit of fish is an eternal search. They say it’s never too late to begin, young or old. They say the last fishing day of one’s life
Guides across northern Minnesota suggest slow and shallow to get ‘opener’ walleyes.
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