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Yeah, it has slabs and perch, but let’s talk Loon Lake’s walleyes in Minnesota’s Blue Earth County
“Anglers definitely go there to find fish to eat and those walleyes certainly do well in this shallow, turbid system,” said Tyler Fellows, DNR fisheries specialist in Waterville.
Crappies, catfish in focus at Cedar Lake in Jackson County, Ill.
There are some lakes you visit because you want to catch fish, and there are others where you go because you never quite know what might be tugging on the other end of the line.<br
New York’s Saratoga Sand Plains WMA is Northern Zone hunting with a Southern Zone feel
Saratoga County, in eastern New York, is roughly 844 square miles in size. About half of the county’s acreage lies in the Northern Zone, and half of that is within the Blue Line boundary of
Petenwell Flowage home to outstanding fishery in central Wisconsin
Petenwell Lake ranks as the second largest inland lake in Wisconsin at 23,173 acres, giving way only to Lake Winnebago at more than 135,000 acres. Petenwell is home to multiple game fish and panfish species
Finding balance in a crowded fishery within northern Minnesota’s Balm Lake
Is it possible for a lake to have too many bluegills and largemouth bass in it? When it comes to Beltrami County’s Balm Lake, the answer would be yes – at least from a historical
Diamond Lake: late-summer options for curious anglers in southwest Michigan
For anglers in southwest Michigan looking for late-summer fishing opportunities, Cass County’s Diamond Lake offers plenty of options.
From stocked walleyes and northern pike to bass, bluegills, crappies, and yellow perch, the 1,020-acre lake
Griggs Reservoir a good place for hybrid striped bass near Columbus
The metro area around the city of Columbus is dotted all around by bodies of water that offer decent fishing opportunities.
Griggs Reservoir on the city’s northwest side is a shining example. From catfish
Lots of largemouths in weeds at Hopewell Lake in southeast Pennsylvania
If you fish for largemouth bass, you probably read magazines, watch TV and YouTube shows about, or listen to podcasts about how and where to catch largemouth bass. And what do they all preach?
Big water, big variety keep Gull Lake rods bending in Minnesota’s Crow Wing County
It’s tough to give a fishery like Crow Wing County’s Gull Lake its proper due in a limited amount of space. There are so many pieces to this 10,000-acre system that warrant talking about, it’s