
Tips for ice fishing on Upper Red Lake – video
A top-to-bottom breakdown of all the information you need to target walleyes on one of the most popular fishing destinations in the Midwest: Upper Red Lake.
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A top-to-bottom breakdown of all the information you need to target walleyes on one of the most popular fishing destinations in the Midwest: Upper Red Lake.

Retired DNR northeast region fisheries manager Henry Drewes says the state of Minnesota needs to aggressively object to the proposed changes to reservation boundaries on Upper Red Lake. To not do so is a disservice

At the State of the Band address on March 10, Red Lake Nation Tribal Chairman Darrell Seki Sr. shared that the band will look to contact the U.S. secretary of the Interior Department to discuss

The popular lake in northern Minnesota kept DNR Conservation Officer Shane Zavodnik, of the Virginia station, and Conservation Officer Candidate Coby Fontes busy during a 12-hour period earlier this month.

Anglers enjoying great bite but incident illustrates danger of early ice.

Brian Brosdahl, Brad Hawthorne and Nick Lindner share some advice that will help you catch more Red Lake walleyes on first ice.

Anglers will have a three-walleye bag limit – down from four last winter – starting Nov. 1.

Open-water regs also allow for one fish over 20 inches, from 17 inches in 2021.

There was a big transition to nightime walleye and crappie activity over the past week.
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