“How can we design and create fishing lures that will attract the fish we’re fishing for and sell well in our area?”
It’s the kind of question you might expect to hear at a
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A new wildlife management area is now open for recreation near Park Rapids, with Mantrap WMA officially opening June 25.
The 449-acre property was purchased in March 2025. Undeveloped for decades, the land had
Summer patterns officially are in full swing across much of the Midwest.
When it comes to walleyes, conventional thinking says to head deep – seek out mid-lake structure, deep points, rocky areas, and so
Few experiences match the excitement of a largemouth detonating on a surface lure.
The strike is sudden, violent, and visible, transforming an ordinary cast into a memorable event. While many anglers associate topwater fishing
Remember that the fish don’t mind the heat, but be smart when you go out and question where you think those walleyes will be on these upcoming hot summer days.
Walleyes are being caught on worm harnesses and jigs but the best action should start up soon targeting the traditional drifts here.
Anglers here reported catching good numbers of coho salmon while trolling spoons and flasher-fly combinations in the top 60 feet of the water column.
With water temps in the high 70 to low 80s, the summer fishing patterns are setting in. Topwater in the morning and evenings, jerkbaits, ned rigs or other plastics, and crankbaits on current seams will
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