Well it’s been COLD!!! That has been a limiting factor for fishing lately. The walleye fishing has been extremely slow but still getting a few fish here and there. Don’t be afraid to fish shallow.
Scott Merwin gives a run-through of what he is seeing in the Lake Osakis area. Bluegills area settling to the bottom but you gotta work to get them to bite. Crappies are spread out a
Matt Klug reports a good crappie bite in the St. Cloud area. Make sure to stay mobile and try to stay on the front end of the school for best results. report by: Matt Klug
Scott Merwin, enjoyed some time out at Woodland Resort on Devils Lake catching perch and walleyes. Keep your lure close to the bottom and keep your movements very subtle. Report from Scott Merwin, of Lake
Lyle Unger says look for perch in 12 to 14 feet-of-water on Lake Winnibigoshish. Fish with some small spoons tipped with minnow heads or small tungsten jigs tipped with plastics or wax worms. Report from
Lyle Unger reports jumbo perch are hitting on spoons tipped with minnow heads and tungsten jigs tipped with wax worms on Lake Winnibigoshish, MN. You’ll also pick up a few walleyes in the mix as
We checked ice all the way to the mud and found some surprises but overall some good clear black ice with a few frozen cracks and some ice heaves. Ice is anywhere from 11.5” near
Outdoor News Junior Pro Team Captain Daniel Ellingson takes a moment to share ice conditions and a fishing report for the Twin Cities’ west metro area.
Angling was affected by heavy rainfall in many parts of the state in recent weeks. Fishing also was slow during spates of hot weather. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission will soon begin fall trout
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