Glen Schmitt

As winter drags on, many anglers are feeling the pinch of dwindling ice. A new snowfall could make things even tougher this weekend.

With a warm snap affecting ice conditions, anglers are finding new ways to enjoy the last weekend of the walleye season.

Brrr, this cold snap is shaking up ice fishing plans! It's not just chilly; there are real safety concerns for those heading out on the lakes this weekend.

As the snow melts away, local anglers are seizing the moment—ice fishing is heating up, and the conditions might surprise you!

With slippery conditions and a growing number of ice enthusiasts, there’s a buzz around lakes this season. Let’s catch the latest from Glen Schmitt.

After a week of promising ice fishing, heavy snowfall has changed the game. Let's see what's happening out on the lakes.

As the chill sets in, ice anglers are gearing up for their favorite winter pastime—let's take a look at how the lakes are shaping up.

In Central Minnesota, anglers are adapting to high water levels—some lakes are now under no wake zones, changing the game for boaters.

Last year was a record setting year for spring turkey hunting in Minnesota. This year could approach those numbers. That according to Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News. Schmitt says harvest numbers through Sunday are approximately 6,500.

Ice is out in Central Minnesota and places south in the state. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON. He says once lake accesses become available open water fishing can be had for crappies and panfish in Central Minnesota in lakes and rivers.