
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – May 11, 2022 – video
All area lakes are suddenly ice-free, and although water temps are still a bit chilly, the opener is nearly here and the excitement is ramping up. Some things to consider in putting fish in the
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All area lakes are suddenly ice-free, and although water temps are still a bit chilly, the opener is nearly here and the excitement is ramping up. Some things to consider in putting fish in the

Recapping the ice-fishing season. What a winter it was.

Snow and cold and wind yet again. And while game fish season is about to close, there’s still plenty to target through the ice – if you can get out to these areas.

Snow and blowing wind yet again, along with cold temps, making the going tough. So how is this impacting the bite this time around?

A rare day when the temps were above freezing, although more tough weather on the way. Here’s how to navigate it and get to the fish. And what’s up with the bite?

Fishing for walleyes and perch in the area probably as good as it’s been all winter long.

It’s bitterly cold in this neck of the woods, and the fishing has been a challenge, helped by some recent major winds. But with a little patience …

On the move in search of good concentrations of fish.

Good action for walleye and perch at different times of the day. Here’s what they’re hitting.
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