fishing

With the annual opener officially in full swing, fishermen and women in central Minnesota will have a few more casting spots available to them.

The key to successful reef fishing is to find fish. The walleyes don’t spend all day on tops of the reefs looking for food.

Like other types of outdoor activities, fishing isn’t always an exact science. There is no one perfect way to put fish on the ice.

Part of my success was due to my unwillingness to quit trying when I didn’t immediately succeed.

Although there are bass that stay shallow for much of the open water period, I often find that if I am playing the numbers game, the deep weedline is the place to go.

St. Cloud is celebrating Granite City Days and Sauk Rapids is celebrating Rapids River Fest this weekend. In honor of those celebrations and events surrounding it I am asking listeners to name a song with "running", or "fishing" in the title.

A decline in the number of people hunting and fishing has prompted the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to develop a citizens council to help reverse the trend.

When it comes to targeting summer bass, there are many considerations that need to be pondered. The first one that always comes to mind is depth.

Live bait rigging for walleyes is about as classic a walleye presentation as anyone can find.

The Minnesota Department of Health is advising people not to eat any fish from Lake Elmo or any smallmouth bass from Lake Harriet under its updated fish consumption guidelines.