Some early trout action, notably browns and lakers, was available at some of the east of Hudson reservoirs. But the cold snap stalled fishing activity and as a result we don’t have a lot of
Rivers were at fishable levels for opening day of trout season and even after the cold weather arrived. Quill Gordons were out, along with some Hendricksons and Blue Quills. Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Quill Gordons started
St. Lawrence River: Fishing activity slowed with the cold weather, but bullhead action should be heating up as soon as the temps warm a bit. And perch, sunfish and crappie fishing absolutely will take off
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) investigated a dead cow to see if it had been killed by wolves, but the animal had died and was fed on by wolves or coyotes
LAKE MILLE LACS The only thing to report is that the ice is now completely gone. Strong winds chewed up anything that remained last week, but there hasn’t been anyone out fishing. Look to some
NORTHEAST METRO Fishing reports have been slow in the area, with a few crappies being found suspended over 20 to 25 feet of water on the St. Croix River and along the shoreline and fishing
ALEXANDRIA AREA Another week of cold weather has done little to jump start the spring crappie bite. Some fish had moved into shallower water, but they’ve been tough to find with water temperatures remaining cool.
DNR alters course at urging of advisory group
BETTER WAY TO KEEP BAIT ALIVE & KICKING FRABILL’S NEW AERATED BAIT BUCKET OFFERS LID-HOUSED AERATOR IN SMALLER, 1.3-GALLON FOOTPRINT Plano, IL (March 31, 2016) – Savvy anglers know that fresh and lively bait is
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