Metro Area Fishing Report – February 11, 2024 – video
A quick update on ice conditions and the bite – the season is not over yet!
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A quick update on ice conditions and the bite – the season is not over yet!
It’s finally here — ice fishing season. Some have ventured out this past week and had some decent success. But always remember to do it safely.
Hays Baldwin shares some tips for what is working best to catch smallmouth bass and walleyes in the Brainerd Lakes area. Report by: Hays Baldwin Brainerd Guide Service 612-419-4828
Hays Baldwin talks about what is currently working to catch crappies in the Brainerd Lakes area. Make sure to bring a variety of baits and lures because the bite will be changing with the water
Spring pan fishing is upon us. Over the weekend I was finally able to get out and target some crappies. What I found was most of the fish are staging in shallow muddy bays that
Lyle Unger has been catching jumbo perch on Lake Winnibigoshish. The fish are moving shallow and the bite is heating up. Report by: Lyle Unger Grand Rapids Guide Service 218-259-7140 www.grandrapidsguideservice.com
Jeremy Colsen talks about the current bite and fishing conditions for Lake Osakis. Lots of ice remains, but make sure to check the access areas before heading out. The crappie and sunfish bite is heating
Larry Hanson headed down to Pool 4 of the Mississippi River to target open water walleyes and saugers. Water was pretty clear and current was low. The bite was slow but should be heating up
Jeremy Colsen shares some tips for catching more panfish in the Lake Osakis area. Crappies and sunfish can be found around the basins and also in some weedy areas. You can have better luck if
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