
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – January 4, 2022
Despite an extended stretch of cold weather, walleye fishing has been about as good as it’s been all winter.

Despite an extended stretch of cold weather, walleye fishing has been about as good as it’s been all winter.

We have a solid foot of snow on many lakes that are frozen with ice that is fair at best. It makes getting to the fish very difficult.

Ice is still iffy, but there are some anglers hitting the ice on the smaller lakes in the area. And with a lot of snow in the area of late …

More checking and searching than fishing, but how about the perch bite?! It’s hot, which likely means good things are ahead on the walleye front.

In his first ice fishing tip of the season, Hall of Fame angler “Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about dressing for outdoor ice fishing. Terry says it’s important not to be overdressed while traveling in the

Early ice battle – it never gets old hooking into a “bonus” fish on light line. Ice fishing at its finest.

Slow down and think about the complete ice fishing setup you plan to use. You want to match the line to the lure and rod. Certain lines work best with certain power/action rods, and then

The morning and evening hours are best, but daytime walleye action hasn’t been that bad in many areas. It seems a combination of jigging spoons and deadsticks with minnows are both producing walleyes.

The larger idea is to keep running and gunning until you locate higher concentrations of fish.
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