St. Paul – That the ice on lakes across Minnesota is quite slippery should go without saying, but the fact is especially relevant right now. That’s because a warm spell a week ago melted most of the snow on lakes in the state and in some cases weakened the ice. Still, most bait dealers say, […]
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Fox River: With the cold water and icing, the river can be dangerous this time of year for wading. If you go out, check the flows first. The smallmouth action can be very good this time of year if you find some of the warm-water discharges that are up and down the river. Fishing live
Albany – A 50-fish limit on perch and sunfish for Lake Champlain and several northern New York counties highlights DEC’s proposed sport-fishing regulations changes for 2010. DEC unveiled the proposals last month, which also include special regulations governing fish cleaning to ensure the fish can be identified while anglers are on the water. The regulations
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Walleyes and crappies are now being found about 2 to 4 feet off the bottom, with walleyes preferring deeper water. Perch are beginning to move to the shallower weed edges, with small minnows and jigs producing action. Although it is still the middle of winter, bald eagles are beginning their return to the area so
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Feb. 20:_Southeastern MN RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., Radisson Plaza Hotel. For more info call Scott, 507-951-5411. Feb. 20:_South Metro Chapter MDHA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Bloomington Knights of Columbus. For more info call Jason Barta, 952-736-2839. Feb. 21:_River Valley Chapter REMF Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Johnson Hall. For more info call Bob Halquist, 507-248-9622. Feb. 21: Twin
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