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By DoubleJarre · Posted
Thanks for sharing this exciting career opportunity with Orvis in the Minneapolis area. It's great to see companies looking for passionate individuals to join their team, especially in the world of fly fishing. -
By gimruis · Posted
Shocking, I know. And what may be more surprising is that one need not head westward to find them either. There is a thriving, reproducing population of them right here in Central MN. -
By leech~~ · Posted
There's Pheasants in Minnesota still? 😯 -
By gimruis · Posted
Cosmo and I took the afternoon off and went pheasant hunting in the fresh snow yesterday. Tried some new spots that I have never hunted before. Raised 28 total. I got a double at the second spot. Two roosters flushed simultaneously and I dropped both of them. The first one one fell dead but the second one went down as a cripple. After retrieving the dead one, I went over to where the second one went down and after some good dog work, Cosmo came out of a patch of grass with it. Then the final spot produced another rooster for a December limit. Hunting after a fresh snow is quite often my most productive and enjoyable hunt of the entire season. -
By BigAl264 · Posted
Did you ever trade the 30-30? If not would you consider selling? -
By smurfy · Posted
go look at the talmoon thread.....kettles got a good report. earlier last week i guy from another address reported anything from no ice over by leech lake then closer to grand rapids from 2 to 2 1/5 to 5 inches !!!!!! -
By Hookmaster · Posted
Caught some crappies on the north end of Osakis on Nov 15th. Pulled from 25-27 feet. All laid on their side in the live well. All kept but one. -
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By LakeofthewoodsMN · Posted
On the south end... Ice continues to form and make progress on Lake of the Woods. With that being said, it is going to take some time before it is safe and fish houses are out. Resort ice guides have been out checking ice thickness, flying drones over the ice and basically staying on top of current conditions. Back bays are locked up and there is some spearing for pike that has been happening. Ice conditions even in back bays vary, so for safety, please work through resorts and outfitters. Most of Big Traverse Bay is ice covered. There are still patches of open water, some cracks that have opened up, etc. This is typical for this time of year and it will be a bit yet before most can give the green light. Lake of the Woods is big and there are many areas of the lake resorts and outfitters go out on. Each business will be monitoring ice conditions in their area and make informed decisions when it is allowed to access the ice through their ice access and what weight limits will be allowed. Resorts and outfitters have started marking trails on the ice in bays and close to shore. When it is time to get out on the ice, we encourage working through resorts and outfitters and staying on marked trails for safety. On the Rainy River... The Rainy River is ice covered. Local resorts and ice guides are monitoring ice conditions in areas of the river they offer ice fishing. As you have read in this report previously, work through a resort or outfitter for safety reasons. Up at the NW Angle... The Angle is ice covered (as a whole). Outfitters and ice guides have been marking ice trails. The ice roads and trails are not open yet, but much of the ice has frozen smooth and is coming along very nicely. There are always areas throughout the winter where there is current up at the Angle so it is important to stay on the marked trails, both when they open up and throughout the ice fishing season, which goes through March, Mother Nature dependent on course. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
Slab baits sells them and he is online. He also is local and goes to different events to sell baits and is ok facebook. https://slabbaitshop.com/ -
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