DULUTH AREA Lake conditions should be favorable for this weekend’s fishing opener. On Tuesday, the ice that remained on lakes was black and deteriorating quickly and most of it was expected to be gone by Saturday. There’s a sheet of ice being shifted with the wind on Lake Superior, blowing it in and out of the […]
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ALEXANDRIA AREA The small bays on Oscar Lake, Pocket Lake, and Lake Darling are giving up crappies. The bite has been sporadic and most consistent with a day or two of sunny weather. A slow-presented, small jig tipped with minnows or plastics are producing the most fish. Christopherson’s Bait and Tackle (320)
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FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and catfish are hitting in eight to 12 feet on Amber Lake. At Tuttle Lake, along the Minnesota/Iowa border, walleyes are being caught with jigs and Twister Tails in less than four feet. On lakes Sissiton and Budd, crappies are taking minnows in eight to 12 feet during the day and in
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RED WING AREA Water levels remain high on the Mississippi River, but it is starting to recede. Saugers are being caught more consistently than walleyes with most fish being taken on larger minnows or three-way rigs and stickbaits. The Head of the Lakes area on Lake Pepin is giving up the most fish. Four Seasons Sports
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District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) investigated a call about a dead bald eagle near Roseau. CO Huener also went on air with a local radio station to discuss trapping and angling. CO Demosthenes Regas (Blackduck) monitored spring beaver-trapping activity and spring fish-run activity. Several accidentally caught otters were seized throughout the
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – May 9th, 2014 Read More »
Banquets/Fundraisers May 10: Wabasha County PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Lake City Sportsman’s Club. For more info call Mike Ryan, 651-380-1012. May 13: Jackson County DU Banquet, Hi Lo Club, Lakefield. For more info call Tim Marker, 507-662-5992. May 15: Vermillion River Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Celts Pub, Farmington. For more info call Bob Thompson, 651-503-6346. May
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DNR confirmed today that Michael Howard has been hired as a deputy director of the agency.
Illinois DNR hires new deputy director Read More »
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