
Walleyes, please – and hold the live bait
Working that jig and minnow – without the minnow!

Working that jig and minnow – without the minnow!

It’s nothing to write home about, but there are fish being caught across the state as anglers prep for the big opener. Here’s where – and what – they’re catching.

Fishing this past week once again threw anglers some curveballs with the weather, but we’ll be back on track this week as we prepare for the Minnesota Fishing Opener. Check out a recap of the

Tips and tactics you can use to track down walleyes and put them in the net this spring, whether you’re fishing in Minnesota or anywhere else across the “Walleye Belt”.

Rules of the road to get the most bang for your buck.

The white bass spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers in northwest Ohio have anglers’ attention right now.

The calendar has turned to May and the weather has started to stabilize somewhat. So has this helped angling success?

MN Fishing Opener is just around the corner and Hays Baldwin gives a rundown on where to start looking for walleyes and what tactics will be working best. Time to get your gear ready to

Generally, anglers should expect good numbers of 8-inch bluegills with some bigger fish in the mix. Crappies tend to average about 10 inches in length, but fish up to 12 inches aren’t out of the
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