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May 3, 2002

Joint legislative hearing looks at Sternberg report

Associate Editor St. Paul Former DNR Fisheries biologist and angling author Dick Sternberg warned legislators Tuesday of a potential crash in the Lake Mille Lacs walleye population should the DNR continue with regulations implemented under treaty management just a few years ago. Sternberg testified before two House committees along with a viewing audience of more […]

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Pierre, S.D. South Dakota’s nonresident waterfowl licenses, along with a new nonresident waterfowl unit covering nine counties in northeast South Dakota have been set for 2002.

A new unit “Y” will offer 500, three-day nonresident waterfowl licenses valid throughout the counties of Brown, Marshall, Roberts, Day, Grant, Clark, Codington, Deuel, and Hamlin. A number of other licenses are available for nonresidents. Nonresidents may purchase no more than one waterfowl license prior to Nov. 1, but may purchase a second license during

Pierre, S.D. South Dakota’s nonresident waterfowl licenses, along with a new nonresident waterfowl unit covering nine counties in northeast South Dakota have been set for 2002. Read More »

April 27: 35th Annual Gander Mountain/MinnKota Crappie Contest at Lord Fletcher’s on Lake Minnetonka.

April 27-28: Sportsman’s Lodge Rainy River & Lake of the Woods presents Catch ‘N Release Monster Sturgeon Fishing Tournament. For more info call 1-800-862-8602. April 27-28: 6th Annual Northern Pike Ice-Out Tournament at Zippel Bay on Lake of the Woods. $40 per team with 100% payback. For more info call Zippel Bay Resort at 218-783-6235.

April 27: 35th Annual Gander Mountain/MinnKota Crappie Contest at Lord Fletcher’s on Lake Minnetonka. Read More »

Bloomington, Minn. Come play in the dirt with Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge staff and volunteers at a tree planting at the Louisville Swamp Unit, just south of Shakopee, on Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to noon. This year’s reforestation enta

Bloomington, Minn. Come play in the dirt with Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge staff and volunteers at a tree planting at the Louisville Swamp Unit, just south of Shakopee, on Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to noon. This year’s reforestation enta Read More »

Brainerd, Minn. Minnesota anglers are reminded that there will be a new fishing regulation in effect for Big Rabbit Lake and East Big Rabbit Lake near Cuyuna beginning on the fishing opener, May 11, for northern pike.

The experimental regulation will require that all pike 24 inches and larger be immediately returned to the water. The regulation is intended to reduce the harvest of medium-sized and larger pike, increase the size structure of pike, and promote the recovery of perch, walleye, and largemouth bass. The reg will be in effect eight years,

Brainerd, Minn. Minnesota anglers are reminded that there will be a new fishing regulation in effect for Big Rabbit Lake and East Big Rabbit Lake near Cuyuna beginning on the fishing opener, May 11, for northern pike. Read More »

By Tori J. McCormick

Denny Palmer knows South Dakota’s Lake Oahe, the jumbo-sized Missouri River reservoir, as well as any angler who has wet a line in the system. Over the years, Palmer, who makes his living as a fishing guide and motel owner, has been one of the river’s most vocal advocates, whether it’s fighting for a protective

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