fishing

Minnesota residents can fish without licenses this weekend if they take children 15 or younger along.

This weekend marks one of the most important holidays on any Minnesotan's calendar: the fishing opener! This year's opener is one week later than years past, which hopefully means better weather and hungrier fish!

Many anglers know of this little bait shop on Highway 53 and will be happy to know that it will continue to be around for years to come. A family recently purchased the shop, remodeled it, and has big plans for the future.

Mother's Day weekend is approaching and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has special things planned for moms across the state.

The DNR notes the more liberal regulations are due to a combination of a lower walleye harvest this winter and an improving walleye population.

The Minnesota DNR reached out Monday to advise all anglers to beware of barotrauma and what they should do if they encounter it.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has released its 2023 fishing regulations book and there are important changes to be aware of.

I figured there wouldn't be as much ice as in previous years, but I didn't expect this to happen in February.

There's a short season that takes place each year on a Wisconsin lake where you can spear these fish that have been around since the dinosaur age.

All my friends and family who fish have been eating fish out of the St. Louis River. People ask me all the time if I eat the fish, so I dug in to some of the reports.

The DNR is working through fisheries management plans for several bodies of water in Carlton and St. Louis counties.

If any Northland area anglers are looking to get out fishing soon, you'll want to head to Wisconsin as there's a good chance you'll catch a nice-sized coaster brook trout.