New Ulm Area Sport Fishermen

06/19/2026

Have a great Father’s Day weekend from all of us at the New Ulm Area Sport Fisherman 🎣🎣

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day ❤️🎉

03/17/2026

Happy St Patrick’s Day!! 🍀🎣

02/20/2026

Please save the date and share our post! 🎣

02/14/2026

Happy Valentines Day

02/11/2026

The panfish were biting on Clear Lake Saturday, during the New Ulm Area Sport Fishermen Ice Fishing Contest.
It was the New Ulm Area Sport Fishermen’s 39th annual Ice Fishing contest. Club president Chad Wills said this was a strong year for ice fishing. There was 18 inches of ice Saturday, which allowed anglers to drive out onto the lake with trucks and fishing shacks. The weather was also relatively warm throughout the day.

Link to story in the comments

02/08/2026

Here’s the results from today’s ice fishing contest. Thank you for everyone’s support! 

02/04/2026

Big thanks to Collin from Ground Zero Services for cleaning out the ice Ridge and the snow drift at the main landing. We look forward to seeing everyone this Saturday and yes, the fish are biting.  We still have Ice Castle tickets available. Thank you for your support. 

01/26/2026

It’s coming soon 😊🎣🎣

Mark your calendars for this great event!
Bring out the entire family, every kid gets a prize. Please help us by sharing this post. Thank you 🎣🎣

Location:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1onnp9txAP1hhG33A?g_st=ipc

01/20/2026

Be safe and make sure you have a carbon monoxide tester in your house. 

As temperatures plummet this weekend, fish houses are great places for some respite from the cold and wind.

We want to remind everyone about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning in fish houses and ice shelters.

Always keep vents open when using heaters, generators, or cooking equipment inside your fish house. Proper ventilation is critical to prevent dangerous gas buildup. Check vents and exhaust pipes often and keep them clear of snow and ice, as even partially blocked vents can cause carbon monoxide to build up quickly.

Carbon monoxide has no smell and no warning signs you can detect. You won’t know it’s there until it’s too late.

Common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include:

✔️ Headache
✔️ Dizziness or lightheadedness
✔️ Nausea
✔️ Fatigue or confusion

If you or someone with you starts feeling these symptoms, get into fresh air immediately.

Simple steps like keeping vents clear, ensuring proper ventilation, and maintaining equipment can save lives. Please share this message and help keep others safe this season.