
Bemidji Area Fishing Report – September 14, 2022 – video
Jig-and-minnow bite really starting to go on area lakes.

Jig-and-minnow bite really starting to go on area lakes.

Try multiple colors, sizes, and vibration patterns of crankbaits to catch these late-summer and early-fall walleyes.

While Man is only 491 acres in size, this Cass County fishery includes everything from panfish to muskies.

So simple, so effective; so why don’t anglers use ‘em more often?

Chasing late-summer trout with terrestrials can be hot, sweaty work. At times the mosquitoes can be fierce and spider webs will claw at your face. The reward, however, is small stream jewels.

Crawlers and crankbaits are turning walleyes, but minnows, especially larger chubs and redtails, are starting to produce more consistently.

Success reeling them in really slow, just barely getting the Colorado blades to start spinning.

It was a yo-yo kind of week. We got a lot thrown at us – from lake types, to changes in weather, to changes in fish behavior. Late-summer patterns continue and emerge.

Walleye fingerlings are stocked in Mina on an every-other-year basis, but the return has been minimal. However, those that do survive grow well, aided by a modest tullibee population – the ideal forage base for
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