
Blue Wing Olives
September-April: Best to fish when the weather is bad. Afternoon hatches on cold, overcast days.
Minnesota is full of water, but is not always known first as a trout state. While trout fishing can be better than in many other state, it is more famous for it's smallmouth bass, pike and muskie fisheries.
The Land of a Thousand Lakes is more than just a saying, there are well over a thousand quality fishing lakes in Minnesota, along with countless streams and rivers.
Easy access to the Driftless region of Iowa also puts Minnesota in a great spot for even the most discerning trout anglers.
September-April: Best to fish when the weather is bad. Afternoon hatches on cold, overcast days.
July is when these monster yellow Mayflies hatch in mud-bottom lakes and slow rivers.
May-September: Big hatches in May and June with reliable insects deep into the summer. Evenings can be best when its hot out.
Hendricksons, Cahills, March Browns, Sulphurs, Mahoganies dominate the spring and summer.
May-July: Prevalent food source in many lakes
Summer: Beetles, Ants, Grasshopper provide excellent opportunities throughout the summer.
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