A trip to Cook County’s Tom Lake in Minnesota is all about its walleyes
Glen Schmitt
October 4, 2023
Mixed Bag
Madison A dozen recruits from several states have spent the past 14 weeks in classroom and field training sessions, learning the basics of being a conservation warden. The class of 2002 recruits graduated from the DNR warden academy April 5. So far, their training has covered law enforcement ethics, investigative techniques and evidence collection; fish …
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