Time is running out for anglers to take down their fish houses in Minnesota. Ice will be getting thinner and disappearing with the warmer weather expected this week – temperatures are expected ...

They were joined by fisheries biologists and park rangers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, who showed the novice ice anglers how to pop and snap their rod tip to make the weighted lure ...

At 5:57 p.m. Saturday, The Greene County Sheriff’s Department received a call stating that two men fell through ice on Beaver Dam Lake in Hillenbrand Fish and ... had went under the water ...

As they venture out, anglers always should keep in mind that ice conditions vary widely, that ice is never 100% safe, and that they should check the ice thickness for themselves. Exceptions to the ...

The few sturdy souls that came to fish were greeted by a host of conservation staff ... The line only needs to drop a few feet under the ice and four inches is the best thickness of the ice for safe ...

Osman Yıldırım, a local fisherman, said he fishes both to provide food for his family and as a form of recreation. “Fish generally go into a dormant state under the ice. That’s why we have to break ...

The pre-spawn movement of yellow perch under late ice is a great time to catch big fish. (Photos by Vic Attardo) The gold and green army was on the march. Their recognizance teams – all male ...

An extended stretch of cold weather has led to the best ice fishing conditions ... Chadwick says. The fish are too lazy to dart after live shiners, he adds. So when the shiners die, he leaves ...

two men fell through the ice on Beaver Dam Lake. Just before 6 p.m., Greene County dispatch received a call about the situation at Hillenbrand Fish and Wildlife Area. A Jasonville officer quickly ...

(ABC 6 News) — The warmer weather is bringing ice fishing season to a close, and the Minnesota DNR is giving anglers a deadline to get their fish houses off the thawing lakes. That deadline is ...