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By Wanderer · Posted
Try contacting Cody Hill. He’s always on the fish and based in Pelican Rapids, just southeast of Moorhead. https://www.chillguideservice.com/about-cody-and-chill Those are your closest lakes. Otherwise, like mentioned, the Red River is your best bet. I’ve never fished that area though so I can’t give you any starters. -
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By dannyboy57 · Posted
i'm going to be there for a couple of weeks, will have facilities but I'm more than likely to be doing just catch and release so don't mind what i catch. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Wanderer, confused on which Opener it is! 🤣 https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16GC2RcqnS/ -
By leech~~ · Posted
Well, we had our first one in over a year. I didn't think anyone would be interested in stem cell research so he went away! -
By leech~~ · Posted
Welcome to the FM site. Lot of questions that would be helpful, to help you. How long are you staying? If only a few days and you have the money a local guide is going to be your best bet to get on fish. Are you just doing catch and release or are you going to have a place to clean and cook fish? In the Red river your more then likely going to target catfish. Hopefully a few of our members who live out that way can chime in on some cat fishing setups or spots. Good luck. -
By dannyboy57 · Posted
I am visiting from the UK to the Moorhead area in the coming weeks and would like to do some fishing while there. I am trying to find info about what is available to me. I have a variety of gear that i could bring, but am a little restricted by weight limits on the flight. I understand the red river of the north is close by and as the land of 10000 lakes, I am sure there are plenty to fish in. I appreciate that I will need a local license and I understand I can get this on-line. I would welcome any tips regarding locations and fishing tackle required in this area. I am happy to fish from the shore. I have also searched for guides in the area but with little success, again and info would be welcome. Thanks -
By CigarGuy · Posted
That's a wrap on my ice season, have to head back to the cities for a while. Fished the last 3 nights and we managed to get a handful of crappies every night. Here's some pictures over the last 3 outings. Cool fog over the lake tonight. Kept a few for a meal. -
By JerkinLips · Posted
I started going to Haydays when I moved to Blaine in the mid-80's. Waldoch was very convenient from Blaine. I quit going for several years when they moved it to North Branch. I've gone there the last 3 years and like the new layout better. Parking and admission has gotten very pricey but the event offers a lot to do and see. Now that I moved up north, Princeton would probably be further for me than North Branch, but maybe I will give it a try. -
By leech~~ · Posted
I to started out at the haydays back when it was at Waldoch. I went to the Haydays last fall for the first time in about 6 years, only because my grandsons wanted to see the "C-Boys" some U-tub clowns that trash stuff on U-tube. Two hours in line to see these clowns! Not me I sat in a UTV for sale at a stand as they were in line! 😆 I use go every fall to Princeton-Outlaws, Anoka-Rum river runners at the Anoka fairgrounds and once in a while the very small swap at the Brainard fair grounds. I can't even remember all the stuff I bought over the years for snowmobile, 4 wheelers, and dirtbikes. 🤪
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