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LAKE MILLE LACS East – There’s been consistent walleye reports, especially for big fish, off the deep water flats. Set lines and minnows are working better than jigging spoons at this point. Perch also continue

2002 perch year-class puts food on the table

Anglers who sampled the super walleye fishing at Mille Lacs last spring will find a noticeable difference in walleye appearance in 2003. The fish put on weight, in some cases a lot of weight! Mille

New rules on tap for Dakota border waters

Associate Editor Ortonville, Minn. Anglers who fish waters that create the boundaries between Minnesota and the Dakotas will find new-look regulations this year. The regulation changes occurred, in part, to create uniform rules between the

Midpoint report: Mellow winter for deer thus far

Pheasants faring well, too By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. It’s approaching a decade since biologists classified a winter as “severe” for whitetails in Minnesota. The current version of winter is shaping up

Mille Lacs walleye quota drops for ’04

Editor Brainerd, Minn. The 1837 Ceded Territory Fisheries Committee unveiled a total safe harvest level of 480,000 pounds of walleye for Lake Mille Lacs during the 2004 fishing season. This year’s safe harvest level, agreed

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