Anglers are still hitting Lake Oahe looking for the trophy walleye, while the perch bite has been impacted somewhat by the winds and rain.
Catching smallmouth bass in the Hayward area, along with suspended walleyes, and the crappie fishing is starting to heat up.
The weather was a little more unsettled and that definitely impacted the number of people hitting the water. Anglers were all trying something a little different to trigger the bite, so don’t limit yourself to
Nice, big kings are being caught on the Great Lakes. Variety the name of the game on inland lakes.
At this time of year, the fish can be found near deep points that run into the main basin of a lake, green weed edges and sunken rock piles. Using vertical jigs and trolling No.
Fish are still in summer patterns, and two distinct tactics emerged this week on the bass front. Walleyes are roaming as well.
No secret that jigworms can get it done during the summer months on big bass, but there are ways to be efficient.
The water temperatures dropped dramatically with the help of the strong cold front that moved through the area last week. As a result, the bite, including a decent perch bite, turned on in some areas
The first three days of the 2024 Minnesota Game Fair are in the books. Outdoor News writer Ron Hustvedt spent some time this past weekend walking the grounds in Ramsey to chat with dog owners
This is the time of year when pike often move out of the deep waters and into the flats. Cast single or tandem spinner baits, experimenting with different colors.
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