November 30, 2001

Anglers fishing near Mobridge are finding walleyes in 30 to 40 feet of water. Anglers fishing the Gettysburg area are reporting a better salmon bite than walleye bite. At the lower reaches of Lake Oahe, crankbaits are turning numbers of northern pike in the 15- to 20-pound class. The best walleye action on Lake Sharpe …

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The workshop cost is $175 and covers food, lodging, class materials and equipment. Registration forms can be obtained by calling the DNR at (651) 296-6157 or 1-888-646-6367, or the learning center at 1-888-749-1288.

Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. The Minnesota DNR will not file charges against the Grand Rapids Police Department for taking 15 more deer than a nuisance deer permit allowed at the Grand Rapids/Itasca County Airport. DNR District Enforcement Supervisor Lt. Ken Soring reiterated that decision to Outdoor News during an phone interview on Tuesday. Soring also

The show includes snowmobile products, electronics, services, lodging, and a collection of fishing seminars, including Outdoor News’ “Tackle Terry” Tuma’s sunfish and crappie fishing seminar, along with those of other fishing experts such as Dave Genz, Chip Leer, Tommy Skarlis, Matt Straw, Bill Diedrich, and Dan Anderson. Show hours are 1-9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.

Field Editor Minnesota has lots of ice-fishing destinations, but Lake of the Woods is in a class of its own. Lying along what can accurately be called a frontier border with Canada, Lake of the Woods is wildly vast and loaded with fish. Anglers can’t ask for a better recipe for adventure. In winter, a

Nov. 28: Ice formulas for slab crappies & sunfish by “Tackle Terry” Tuma at 7 p.m. at Gander Mountain in Burnsville. For more info call 952-435-3805. Nov. 29: Ice formulas for slab crappies & sunfish by “Tackle Terry” Tuma at 7 p.m. at Gander Mountain in St. Cloud. For more info call 320-654-6600. Nov. 30-Dec.

/tp.html beginning in mid-December. A list of the open house places, dates and times also is available on the web site. For more information, call your local forestry office, or contact DNR Forestry planner, Gaylord Paulson, at (651) 205-4571.