Scott Merwin shares some tips and tactics to help get you started on fishing opener. Remember to start out looking shallow around gravel, sand, and rocky areas. Â Â Report provided by: Scott Merwin Lake
Lyle Unger is on a great crappie bite. The fish have been starting out deeper and moving towards shallow water as the day goes on. Both plastics and live bait will put fish on the
There’s no one specific line type that’s perfect for all situations – each has its own time and place depending on how you’re fishing. Here’s a few things to consider the next time you’re spooling
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
Matt Klug talks about the current bite in the St. Cloud area and shares some tips that will help trigger a few more fish. Temperatures are warming up and the fishing is too. This is
Larry Hanson gives a rundown on the current bite in the Minnetonka/Waconia area and shares some tips to help put more fish on the ice. The bite has been picking up with the warmer weather
Hays Baldwin shares some tips for catching more crappies around the Brainerd Lakes area. Try a couple different tactics and see what the fish respond to best. Â Â Report by: 218 Fishing Guide Service
Larry Hanson says that the cold weather has really increased ice conditions and you can get into some crappies on Lake Minnentonka in a few of the bays. Larry also shares a few crappie fishing
Not marking fish despite working a prime location? Try using flashy spoons or rattle baits to entice more fish into your icy zone.
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