Hackensack, Minn. – The ice is gone, it’s not supposed to snow, there are minnows to be had, and gas prices are tolerable. Anglers have a lot more to be happy about as they head to their favorite lake this year than in 2008. Although this spring has provided below-normal temperatures and the water remains […]
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St. Paul ’Äî An amendment sportsmen say is anti-gun has derailed a House bill containing a number of hunting and fishing provisions, at least temporarily. The House Finance Committee approved the amendment to the bill, offered by St. Paul DFL’ÄàRep. Michael Paymar, by a vote of 12 to 11. Supporters say it would close the
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The country’s first ever sanctioned high school fishing tournament kicked off at 7 a.m. this morning at Carlyle Lake. A calm and cloudy morning turned wet when heavy raind began to fall at about 10 a.m. The 53 teams from around the state were originally scheduled to fish until 3 p.m., but thundering skies has
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Washington – Before 2009 draws to a close, nearly 4 million acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program are scheduled to expire, putting a serious dent in wildlife habitat across the United States. But federal officials late last week announced that extensions to some of those expiring contracts might be possible to offset some of
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St. Paul ’Äî The DNR would see a General Fund reduction of about 5.5 percent during the next two years under an omnibus environment budget bill that was approved Monday and sent to Gov. Tim Pawlenty to sign. Agency officials on Tuesday were going through the bill to determine all the particulars of its effects,
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