
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 15, 2022
It’s time to start looking to those traditional, late-ice panfish spots to start holding better numbers of fish rather than those deep basin areas.

It’s time to start looking to those traditional, late-ice panfish spots to start holding better numbers of fish rather than those deep basin areas.

Here are a couple go-to tactics to target big trophy pike in shallow waters.

“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about catch and release during the winter season – in part to relieve fishing pressure on popular lakes.

The lake’s physical features – an abundance of vegetation and prime spawning habitat – bode well for Cotton’s panfish.

There’s small panfish to be had, but those bigger fish sure seem to have remained in a negative feeding mood.

A lot of guys like to drag jigs along the current seams in these conditions.

Its variety of fishing options often starts with bass. Largemouth bass numbers are considered above average, and an expanding smallmouth population is a bonus to the lake’s fishing opportunities.

With the walleye season now closed on the state’s inland lakes, panfish have become the primary focus for most anglers.

Snow and cold and wind yet again. And while game fish season is about to close, there’s still plenty to target through the ice – if you can get out to these areas.
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