The changes include, but are not limited to a number of dropped special regulations on northern pike waters – following the recently implemented northern pike zone changes – and a slew of changes on the
With dropping water temperatures comes a huge fly hatch, which has changed the game, resulting in a slower bite. But there is reason for optimism.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, anglers mostly miss out on the spring bite, but they remain hopeful for summer bass.
If you’re tasked with keeping the fishing fire burning in young kids who have graduated beyond bobbers and worms, consider lures they could easily cast and that will draw in a wide variety of potential
The action is picking up for anglers targeting northern pike and walleye with those seasons now open. And bass anglers are at full throttle during what is typically the spawn.
There were quite a few reports this past week that indicated suspended crappies in 8 to 12 feet or so, just outside the bays or other shallow locations. As for walleyes, success has been better
As water temperatures rise well into the 50s, fishing is warming up, too, particularly with crappies – if you know where to find them.
With the Minnesota Fishing Opener looming, and water temps in upper 40s and lower 50s, here’s how to catch those walleyes.
Water temps are flirting with 60 degrees. The spring transition is progressing nicely and the fish continue to hold in their appropriate patterns. Oh, and the Minnesota Fishing Opener is less than a week away,
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