The inland panfish bite is as strong as we’ve seen it in a long time, according to angler reports. Crappies and bluegills are on the spawning beds right now and biting on any number of
The bite should warm up with the temps, and don’t forget that shore fishing, where possible, can be productive this time of year.
The rewards for figuring out ultra-deep Trout Lake are worth the effort. Once one gets past the intimidation factors, a healthy supply of quality walleyes, smallmouth bass, and northern pike awaits.
Ice-out in the books, but for those getting out, fishing success has been a mixed bag.
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Ice-out in the north and striper fishing proving to be early-April highlights.
Even if the DNR doesn’t have an exact count on the walleyes, there are plenty of fish of all types out there and anglers don’t have to hunt too hard to find them.
There were some pretty good crappie reports last week in areas with open water. Many lakes all around the state with open water or some open-water areas have started producing crappies and a few bluegills.
From a habitat standpoint, the 1,292-acre Farm is geared toward walleyes.
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