
MN Daily Update: Water levels lowered on Lake Henry in Le Sueur County
The Minnesota DNR is lowering Lake Henry in Le Sueur County in an attempt to boost wildlife habitat. Listen here for details.

The Minnesota DNR is lowering Lake Henry in Le Sueur County in an attempt to boost wildlife habitat. Listen here for details.

Patterns staying somewhat consistent, but some slight tweaks and adjustments. Crazy warm water temps and fish seeking cooler water. Fish behavior is sluggish, but they will eat.

Look, I’m all for focusing on a species – applying highly specialized techniques that target a particular fish’s behaviors, tendencies, and vulnerabilities. When you’re a bit of a gear junkie like me, it’s a built-in

Hall of Fame angler “Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the differences and advantages of using either monofilament line, fluorocarbon line, or braided fishing line.

Restoration efforts are underway on Mississippi River’s Lake Onalaska with the first of eight dredging projects aimed at restoring fish habitat, improving water quality and benefiting other wildlife.
After more than two years of

Tim Lesmeister loves to fish lake trout on the Great Lakes. He explains when he knows the lakers have moved into deeper water and how he goes about catching them when it happens.

Tim Lesmeister and Rob Drieslein start the show recounting two big news stories this week: the fires in northeastern Minnesota, and the surprising news that Minnesota DNR Fish and Wildlife Division Director Kelly Straka has

My, my, that was an awesome 250th birthday party, America.
Wow, 250 years. Where’d that time go? Gosh, America was roughly only 200 years old went I went fishing for the first time with

As Olivia Nyffeler stepped onto a boat along the shores of Minnesota’s roughly 300-acre Lake Riley, she clapped and raised her hands in celebration.
“All right,” she yelled, barely able to contain her enthusiasm.
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