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Chasing Jumbo Perch in the Devils Lake Basin

Devils Lake, North Dakota, is a renowned destination for anglers seeking the thrill of catching jumbo perch. Known for its abundant fish population and unique fishing conditions, the basin offers both challenges and rewards for those chasing the that true trophy caliber JUMBO perch. Whether you're a…

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Get Ready for Ice Fishing Season in Devils Lake

December is here, and in Devils Lake, that means one thing — early ice fishing season is here! This time of year is perfect for gearing up and making sure you have everything ready for a successful winter on the ice. From checking your gear to getting your ice house in tip-top shape, here’s your…

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Gearing Up for Fall Waterfowl Season

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures begin to drop, the anticipation for the upcoming fall waterfowl season is at an all-time high in Devils Lake, North Dakota. This year, hunters have even more reason to be excited, thanks to the ample precipitation that has blessed the Prairie Pothole…

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America’s Duck Factory Hosts Cast & Blast

Last year hunters and fishermen from 46 states traveled to Woodland Resort on Devils Lake to enjoy morning waterfowl hunts and spectacular walleye fishing. Several area guide services offer similar packages. Some notable observations and predictions from Kyle Blanchfield, 36-year North Dakota…

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Devils Lake Walleyes Biting; Find ‘em! Catch ‘em!

The peak walleye action occurring right now on Devils Lake is “hot.” Known far and wide as a 4-seasons fishery (no season closure), as many people flock to this walleye mecca in winter as summer. Spring and fall are also very popular. Guide Mark Bry said, “They’re really biting now at the end of…

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Springtime is the Right Time for Devils Lake Walleyes

Until the ice gently recedes, shore fishermen are setting their hooks on walleyes and northern pike. Devils Lake has more shore fishing opportunities than perhaps any other inland lake. As ice pulls back and bridge and culvert current areas attract walleyes like a magnet. Fishermen take advantage of…

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