Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
With dropping water temperatures comes a huge fly hatch, which has changed the game, resulting in a slower bite. But there is reason for optimism.
In this Outdoor News video, Kathy Yerich, author of “Mushrooms of the Upper Midwest,” demonstrates – with help from Mike Hehner – the do-it-yourself process to creating shiitake mushroom logs.
Water temps are flirting with 60 degrees. The spring transition is progressing nicely and the fish continue to hold in their appropriate patterns. Oh, and the Minnesota Fishing Opener is less than a week away,
Give this tried-and-true lure a try for largemouth and smallmouth bass – and more.
The Minnesota DNR needs your help. A trail camera in Isanti County has captured images of what appear to be a couple of grouse poachers, and the DNR is looking for any information. The Turn
In this video, Outdoor News help clear up the issue so you can plan your trips as we get closer to the 2020 Minnesota Fishing Opener.
Matt Johnson gives us the latest on the fishing in and around the metro area.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of red-colored hooks and their effectiveness when fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass this open-water season.
As the water temps heat up, so does the bite. Crappies are moving in, and shiners are the way to go for walleyes. Crankbait bite is also hot.
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