Lake Manitoba Narrows Walleye Northern Pike Ice Fishing
Ice fishing is growing in popularity with each passing year, luring eager anglers to the sport with a passionate frenzy. Most become hooked with that first crank of the auger handle, igniting a life-long hobby and fascination with the “hard stuff.” But what are the necessary requirements when it comes to outfitting yourself for a [...]
With the beginning of March, a lot of us are looking forward to spring and open water fishing. With that in mind here is the warning from the Minnesota DNR. “Dark houses, fish houses and portables must be off the ice no later than midnight for each of the dates given in the following categories [...]
Many springtime hot spots become completely covered with green carpets of duckweed during the midsummer months. This tiny free-floating, round weed drifts into sheltered coves and bays where it reproduces rapidly until the entire area becomes covered with what looks like a stagnant scum. Actually the water beneath is usually weed free and considerably cooler [...]
Angling is fishing with a hook and line. The use of any unusual or special gimmicks is often illegal and best avoided. Hooks or lures must not be spring-loaded. Anglers may use only one rod and line, except during ice fishing when two may be used. Only two hooks or lures may be used per [...]
Good day, people! Up in Lake Winnipegosis, here on the fringes of my hometown of Sapotaweyak, we still find ways of keeping busy with our hooks and lines. Every once in a while we have a local fishing derby on the ice and on open water. We often use them for fund raising. As a [...]
