
Pro Tip of the Week: For early summer bass, follow the slabs
Once the crappies leave the shallows, the bass will come in to spawn. Largemouth will spawn all over the lake, but I go to my crappie spots first. The bass will be on beds or

Once the crappies leave the shallows, the bass will come in to spawn. Largemouth will spawn all over the lake, but I go to my crappie spots first. The bass will be on beds or

Walleyes, panfish, and bass all move to emerging weedlines. Here’s the Minnesota fishing report across the state on June 10, 2026.

Smallmouth bass are one of the most popular sportfish in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, but this wasn’t always the case. Listen here for details.

All three of the proven methods are putting fish in the boat right now – vertical jigging with minnows, pulling spinners and crawlers, and trolling crankbaits.

The Minnesota DNR launched its new Electronic Licensing System on Tuesday with a small hiccup when the Apple App Store did not immediately have the MN DNR Licensing app available. Visitors trying to find the

The debate over corner crossing has erupted again with recent legal action, and it could impact Minnesota and Wisconsin hunters who head west to hunt multiple big-game species.

It’s that time of year again, where fawns suddenly appear all over. You might stumble across a newborn lying in the grass at the edge of your yard, or see a doe with a couple

The jerkbait had almost returned to the rocky limestone shoreline after my first cast of the evening when the line stopped short. My rod tip began to lurch like a wild bronco was attached to

Many hunters in Minnesota and Wisconsin travel to North Dakota in the fall to chase upland birds. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department recently released its 2025 upland game summaries where trends were down
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