PINE CITY AREA Look for pike in three to five feet and sunfish on the 10- to 12-foot rocks at East Rush Lake. Small crankbaits are producing crappies and walleyes in 11 feet on Knife Lake and crappies are suspended over 30 to 40 feet at Goose Lake. The 15-foot weedline on Lake Pokegama is […]
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Banquets/Fundraisers Aug.17: Heart O’ Lakes Whitetails Banquet, Hillbillies, Erhard. For more info call Cindy Hensch, 218-842-5190. Aug. 17: Isanti County PF Chapter 334 Banquet, 6 p.m. For more info call Anette Swanson, 763-689-3224 ext. 5. Aug. 20: Wright County Friends of the NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Classic Hall Event Center, Annandale. For more info call Bruce Bartl, 763-682-0653.
Minnesota Calendar of Events – August 17th, 2012 Read More »
District 1 – Baudette area CO Angie Warren (Thief River falls) worked aquatic invasive species enforcement, boat and water safety, and angling activity on Lake of the Woods, as well as on Union and Maple lakes. Warren also performed equipment maintenance and answered questions regarding the upcoming gray wolf season, invasive species, and angling. CO
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – August 17th, 2012 Read More »
The matter of restricting access to southwest metro lakes isn’t going away anytime soon, and a meeting last week of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District demonstrated nicely how polarizing aquatic invasive species prevention can be.
Clash of ideas continues over southwest metro lake access Read More »
Minnesota laws that allow nonresident trapping by those who own land in the state, but bar other out-of-staters from doing so are unconstitutional, according to a lawsuit recently filed in Ramsey County District Court on behalf of seven trappers from six states
Lawsuit seeks to reverse near century-old nonresident trapping rule in state Read More »
A trend in the state toward fewer permit areas in which deer hunters may shoot more than one animal continues this year
Lottery, hunter-choice dominate deer tags Read More »
BURRASTON PONDS: (August 16) Conservation Officer Jay Topham reports fair to good fishing, but there are few anglers at the ponds. PowerBait is the most popular bait at this location. The ponds are located between Mona and Nephi. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (August 16) Conservation Officer Shawn Bagley reports fair to good fishing with traditional
Fishing Report for Central Utah August 16, 2012 Read More »
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