Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Experiment with bait for St. Croix sturgeon
Don’t feel like you need to use one specific bait.
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Don’t feel like you need to use one specific bait.
More than 700 acres will be preserved.
There was a big transition to nightime walleye and crappie activity over the past week.
Ice conditions have improved a lot and that’s likely opened up more opportunities or areas for anglers to look for walleyes.
Spectaclecase mussels could be more than 100 years old.
Despite an extended stretch of cold weather, walleye fishing has been about as good as it’s been all winter.
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.
There seems to be plenty of ice-fishing opportunities across the northern half of the state.
Crappies and bluegills seem to be biting more consistently than walleyes in areas people have been fishing to the north.
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