DULUTH — The amount of usable walleye habitat in Mille Lacs Lake has declined dramatically in recent decades because the big central Minnesota lake is getting much clearer, likely due to a ...

Mills, a devoted fly-fisher who spends more time than he should watching steelhead dam counts, is also a serious lover of the ...

The Ely Echo weekly newspaper and its companion pieces - North Country SAVER and North Country ANGLER - provide insight into ...

ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input on a proposal to reduce the statewide ...

The Province of Ontario and the states of Ohio and Michigan share the TAC based on the amount of walleye habitat within each jurisdiction in the western and central basins of the lake. Under the 2024 ...

Again, these changes in habitat can have negative consequences for walleye populations.” More: Climate change is making winters unpredictable. One beloved Great Lakes fish can't keep up.

One of the first freshwater fish to shake off the winter doldrums and start sparring with anglers as early as February is the walleye.

Again, these changes in habitat can have negative consequences for walleye populations.” More: Climate change is making ...

Walleye, pike, pickerel, and tiger muskie season runs May 1 - March ... Cornell University is in the middle of a four-year study focusing on the movements and habitat use of Oneida Lake’s walleye.

Shifting habitat dynamics favor other species over walleye. Additionally, advancements in fishing technology have made anglers more effective, contributing to increased pressure on fish populations.