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Explore the Minnesota River fishing map for a comprehensive understanding of the water boundaries 44°48'23.6"N 93°29'10.5"W and prime fishing spots.
The river is home to more than 80 fish species, including popular game fish such as flathead catfish and walleye; commercially harvested fish such as bigmouth and smallmouth buffalo; and important non-game species such as paddlefish and shovelnose sturgeon.
Below is a fishing map of the Minnesota River river. Explore where on Minnesota River the fishing is best for various kinds of fish. 61 spots. 21 fish. 0 lakes. 9 cities. What fish can you catch in the Minnesota River. We know about 21 types of fish that inhabit the Minnesota River.
Hiking, historic sites, fishing, interpretive displays and more. Minnesota Valley State Recreation Area and Minnesota Valley State Trail, river mile 65 - 25. The state recreation area and state trail provide opportunities for recreation along a large stretch of the Minnesota in this area.
Fishing. Northern, walleye, catfish and small-mouth bass are just a few of the fish you will catch in the Minnesota River and its many tributaries. The number of fish species and abundance has seen a significant rebound over the last few years.
The Minnesota River is a haven for anglers seeking a diverse and rewarding fishing experience. Some of the most popular fish in the Minnesota River include flathead catfish, smallmouth bass, walleye, and northern pike.
Minnesota fishing guide: discover fishing spots, rivers and lakes, and types of fish. Includes fishing reports, license information, and regulations.
