How To Get There: Devils Lake is located to the southwest of the city of Devils Lake, in the northeast quarter of North Dakota. Devils Lake has long boasted a great perch fishery and it just keeps ...

The fire department's primary fundraiser, the ice fishing tournament, held on Six-Mile Bay of Devils Lake, is the largest event of its kind in North Dakota. This year's event included more than ...

In a news release, FishingBooker ranked Devils Lake at No. 3 in its list of the “eight best ice fishing destinations” in the country, behind the Brainerd, Minnesota, area and Lake Habeeb in ...

The ice conditions are excellent to start the New Year with 18 inches of ice on Alice, Irving and Dry lakes, according to Devils Lake Tourism. The main basin has 15 to 18 inches.

It's always risky to make fishing predictions, but based on my last ice fishing trip to Devils Lake last March, the perch fishing could be spectacular this season on this huge inland lake.

Explore Devils Lake, North Dakota. It's a budget-friendly travel spot with world-class fishing, and four-season outdoor ...

Yellow perch are the species of choice for most wintertime anglers on Devils Lake, and the big lake sports a strong population of perch in the 10- to 12-inch range, summer fisheries surveys showed.

Nov. 4—DEVILS LAKE — Some regions of the country brag about four seasons. Devils Lake claims only two: open water fishing and ice fishing. With record numbers of fish based on fisheries ...

Wisconsin anglers, who enjoyed fishing for yellow perch in Lake Michigan before the fishery collapsed, find excellent angling in North Dakota.

Left reeling: Ice fishing in North Dakota Barbed-wired prairies, hot fudge milkshakes and blood on the snow: Tam Leach goes ice fishing on Devils Lake and learns that there's more to North Dakota ...

Devils Lake, North Dakota: A Unique and Expanding Perch Paradise How To Get There: Devils Lake is located to the southwest of the city of Devils Lake, in the northeast quarter of North Dakota.