St. Paul – Don’t expect those watercraft inspectors you’ve seen at public accesses across the state to go away anytime soon. In fact, you’ll probably see more of them – and a greater DNR focus on aquatic invasive species – as a result of a new law Gov. Mark Dayton signed late last week. Various […]
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District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) monitored boating and angling activity on Lake of the Woods and on the Roseau and Warroad rivers. Invasive species checks were also conducted on boats leaving Lake of the Woods’ infested waters. CO Larry Milbridge (Warroad) spent time checking boats at accesses for invasives. CO Jeff
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Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Limits of walleyes are being caught during the day with long snells and leeches on the 16- to 20-foot sand and gravel. The evening walleye bite also has been strong with slip bobbers and leeches or crankbaits on eight- to 15-foot reefs. Sight-fishing for smallmouth bass has been good
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Muskie opener set for Saturday St. Paul – Suffering from a poor showing up to the 2011 fishing opener, license sales in the state have rebounded in recent weeks. But as of the Friday before Memorial Day weekend, sales of all types of fishing licenses were down 19 percent compared with last year. Just prior
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St. Paul – The Legislature passed the Game and Fish Bill with a wide range of policy provisions for the second year in a row. And for the second consecutive year, the governor vetoed it. Gov. Tim Pawlenty did it last year; it was Gov. Mark Dayton’s turn this time around. The bill would have
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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is tagging 1,600 legal-sized smallmouth bass on five rivers in southern Missouri as part of a research project. Anglers who catch tagged bass can earn $25 or $75 by reporting their catches to MDC researchers. MDC biologists are tagging smallmouth bass in the Black River, Castor River, Courtois Creek,
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Rory’s tips: Arizona’s free fishing days are June 4 and 11, so this is the time to introduce a friend, relation or co-worker to reconnecting with nature through the joys of fishing. If you want a little instruction as well, check out our free fishing clinics at http://www.azgfd.gov/i_e/edits/aquatic_education.shtml. With a new moon June 1, this
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Handfishing open only in specific waters The Kansas flathead catfish handfishing season opens June 15, providing thrills and plenty of great table fare for those hearty souls who anticipate this unique adventure. The season runs June 15-Aug. 31, a time when those of strong nerve may catch flathead catfish using nothing but their hands and
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Families can rediscover the joy of fishing this weekend, June 4-5. Moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles or any adult can fish for free this weekend throughout Kentucky. Kids under the age of 16 can fish without a license anyway, so free fishing weekend offers a good opportunity for entire families to enjoy the late spring
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