This summer, Upper Red Lake anglers can keep five walleye, but only one over 17 inches, a measure to support thriving fish ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has announced open water fishing regulations for 2026 on Upper Red Lake.

Anglers on Upper Red Lake will follow familiar fishing regulations for the 2026 open-water season, which starts on Saturday, ...

The choppy waters of Lake Mille Lacs' rules on keeping walleyes appear to have calmed down for now. Anglers will have the ...

The limit for walleye harvested from Mille Lacs Lake will stay at three for the 2026 open water season, which begins on May 9 ...

In Nisswa, Shaefers Foods is making waves this grilling season with their popular walleye brats, drawing both fans and skeptics eager to weigh in on this unconventional fare.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is revisiting a proposal to reduce the daily limit on walleyes for inland ...

Minnesota is proposing a new limit to the number of walleyes anglers can keep. Instead of a bag limit of six, the proposal would reduce the number to four. If approved, the new rule won’t take effect ...

Anglers on Upper Red will be able to keep four walleyes this winter, with only one walleye longer than 17 inches allowed. That’s down from the 2025 open water season, which had a five-walleye limit.

ST PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota could reduce the state walleye possession limit from six to four in an effort to maintain a higher population, thereby providing a better fishing experience for all anglers, ...

State-licensed anglers share the harvest on Mille Lacs with Ojibwe Tribes that retain fishing rights by treaty.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says walleyes must be 17 inches or greater, with only one allowed over 20 ...