The panfish bite was better than the previous week, but still isn’t consistently good in most parts of the state. Until it remains bright and warm for an extended stretch of days, this pattern will
Here are the outlooks for the state’s top large-lake walleye destinations
The fish are ready to move in, they just need the right weather and water temperature to do so. Until then, continue to look for crappies and sunfish just outside of the traditional, spring spots
Look to spots just outside shallow, traditional spring locations for suspended crappies or bluegills tight to bottom, until water temperatures again warm up.
There were crappies and some bluegills starting to be caught in many areas last week, but most of those bites have slowed this week and weather conditions really haven’t allowed people to fish for them.
An upside to the recent cold snap is that you can now drive just about anywhere on most lakes. This should allow anglers to spread out more than they have been for most of the
Conservationists interested in meeting the BHA president have an opportunity on Jan. 4, and several worthy Minnesotans will enter the state’s fishing hall o’ fame.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes remain active during the evening hours on most shallow reefs. Midday hours are best spent on the deep mud and gravel and it’s important to stay on
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action has been consistently good with fish from 12 to 25 inches being caught in big numbers across the lake in 8 to 30 feet. Work the
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