
Minnesota’s statewide fishing report on July 22, 2026
Lakes seeing more recreations traffic than fishing. Here’s a look at the Minnesota fishing report on July 22, 2026.

Lakes seeing more recreations traffic than fishing. Here’s a look at the Minnesota fishing report on July 22, 2026.

Walking into a public lands panel last Saturday at the Izaak Walton League of America’s national convention in Bloomington, an ominous reality struck this 50-something: I was one of the younger people present.
That’s
President Donald Trump recently reduced the size of two national monuments in Utah, undoing public lands protections established by his Democratic predecessors. Listen here for details.

Spinners and crawlers over the deep mud have emerged as the standout tactic for catching numbers of fish here.

Three new aquatic invasive species infestations have been confirmed in Minnesota. Listen here for details.

The Minnesota DNR invites public comment on a proposal to create an optional, alternative three-duck bag limit.
“Waterfowl hunter numbers have declined significantly within the past 20 years due to many factors, including the

Isle Royale National Park officials closed two of its northern camping areas for the remainder of July as staff try to discourage wolves from entering campsites to steal food.
Liz Valencia, acting administrative officer

A baby loon has found a new family after attempts to reunite it with its parents failed because an aggressive sibling repeatedly drove it away.
The Minnesota Loon Rescue Team, based in Brainerd, received

Coasters are the colloquial name given to brook trout that live in Lake Superior. I always kind of assumed the coaster name was a Canadian thing but have since learned it is used all around
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