NORTHEAST METRO Some anglers continue to fish open water on the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers. Ice has started to form on most small lakes, but fishing through it was not an option earlier this week. Look to the bays and small lakes to provide walkable ice very soon. Blue Ribbon Bait & Tackle (651) […]
The most interesting hunting story I’ve seen this year was the tale of Jackson, a white-tailed buck that lived near Two Harbors. The world hadn’t heard of Jackson until just before deer season, when the Duluth News-Tribune published an essay from a man who had watched Jackson at his deer feeder for six years. Jackson
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Walleyes are being caught at the De Pere dam on jigs and crankbaits. Anglers also were still pursuing muskies, with a 50-incher recently released on the Fox River. Perch are still hitting, but most everyone is deer hunting right now. Fathead Fran’s, (920) 498-9999 The Sportsman, (920) 734 3299 Deprey’s Kwik Stop, (920) 866-2934
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St. Paul – In a 2002 report to the DNR, a citizens group said Minnesota should accelerate its protection of wildlife habitat and public access by stepping up its acquisition of state wildlife management areas. In the years since then, it has, as legislative appropriations for such activities have grown. That’s the hope of an
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There is no ice yet, but it should show up any day. Most of the sportsmen were hunting deer last week, but anglers were catching fish before opening day, so that action should still be available once the ice arrives. Rod and Gun Shop, (715) 924-4181. Up-Der North Guide Service, (715) 829-9477
There is no ice and no one has been going out in boats. Most everyone has been deer hunting. The sport shop was up in registrations by 23 percent through Sunday. Hunters were bringing in mixed reviews – some saw deer, others didn’t. Lake Holcombe Sport Shop, (715) 595-4293.
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Madison – Preliminary totals indicate that the 2007 Wisconsin black bear harvest came within 73 animals of reaching the goal of 2,650 bears set by the DNR. Hunters statewide enjoyed a 58 percent success rate based on 4,405 permits that were issued. That is down from 72 percent success recorded last year, 65 percent during
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