Midland, Mich. – The fish-killing disease viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS) hasn’t been detected in Lake Superior, and four National Park Service units and the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians aim to keep it that way. And, they’re ready to pounce if the virus does show up there. The four NPS units – […]
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€ March 1 through April 30 the walleye bag limit is four fish per day, and then it returns to six per day on May 1. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. € The yellow perch daily bag limit is 30 fish per day. € The black bass (largemouth and smallmouth) daily
St. Paul – The Senate author of a proposal to require small-game hunters to use nontoxic shot on public land in the state’s agricultural region has put the brakes on the plan. Saying it needs more study, Satveer Chaudhary, DFL-Fridley, amended the proposal out of a larger omnibus bill last week. DNR officials pushed the
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St. Paul – Some of the most high-profile game and fish issues before the Legislature this year – reduced walleye limit, earlier opener, and a statewide slot limit – appear to be dead. The plans had been moving in Senate bills and have run into various roadblocks as the session has unfolded. Last week, a
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Lansing – Reining in out-of-control recreational activities in in the Pigeon River Country State Forest continues to be a contentious endeavor. Dozens of equestrian supporters jammed into the conference room at Lansing Community College on April 10 for the monthly Natural Resources Commission meeting to plead their case for continued unbridled access to “The Big
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Harrisburg – If a wild animal wanders through Penn’s Woods, but doesn’t have antlers and/or a white tail, does it matter? Philosophers can forget debating that one. State lawmakers have already answered the question. Though the Pennsylvania Game Commission is responsible for managing more than 400 species, lawmakers made it clear they are largely interested
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Joe Albert Associate Editor A short visit to the Alexandria area this weekend revealed what I already had known but what disappointed me nonetheless: The lake is still locked with ice. A quick check of the calendar shows April 21 was the first day I was on the water in 2007 and I remember it
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