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Expectations for walleye fishing are good heading into Minnesota's opener weekend - Pine and Lakes Echo Journal | News, weather, sports from Pequot Lakes Minnesota

Bait may be hard to find for Minnesota's fishing opener

Crappie fishing may be the best bet in the chilly waters

Ice-out may be late, expert says

UMD professor John Downing predicts ice may be gone within just a few days of the opener

Minnesota anglers finding January ice iffy

Minnesota fishing opener approaches

Word around the bait store is the walleye bite might be a little light this year as anglers prepare to drop lines Saturday, May 14, for the Minnesota fishing opener.

Cold waters may lead to issues for Minnesota's walleye and northern pike fishing opener

With ice melting late and water temps still low, certain fish may not bite this weekend

Anglers, take note: Minnesota fishing opener is NOT on Mother's Day weekend

Opener is May 15, not May 8 this year. Mixed bag is expected on this "late" walleye and northern pike Minnesota fishing opener with bait shortages possible

Anglers, take note: State's fishing opener is NOT on Mother's Day weekend

Anglers, take note: State's fishing opener is NOT on Mother's Day weekend Opener is May 15, not May 8 this year. Mixed bag is expected on this "late" walleye and northern pike Minnesota fishing opener with bait shortages possible 3:00 am, Apr. 27, 2021 × Diehard anglers are likely in the know, but not everyone may realize that the Minnesota walleye and northern pike fishing opener does not fall on Mother's Day weekend this year. Mother's Day is Sunday, May 9; the fishing opener follows a week later, on Saturday, May 15. To many, it may seem like the May 15 fishing opener is late, but in a way it's not.

Jaycees anticipate 3,000-10,000 anglers for virtual Ice Fishing Extravaganza

That, Thoennes said, and the fish still have to pass a good old-fashioned eyeball test under the supervision of experienced anglers. “The Jaycees will be on laptops or computers or devices and verifying the fish pictures. So, if the fish looks sketchy or if they haven’t measured it right, we can technically deny that picture and have them retake it,” Thoennes said. “Most of us are fishermen. So we know if a fish looks a day old, if it looks dead, so we’ll be verifying pictures, and we have the full power to accept or deny any that we don’t like.”