Alphabet of agreements working for Great Lakes water quality
International agreements aim to aid Great Lakes.
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April 26, 2022
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – April 26, 2022
A new facility at this Wisconsin state park. Â
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – April 26, 2022
And the new open-water walleye regs for Upper Red Lake are …
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South Dakota Fishing Report – April 26, 2022 – video
Who’s had enough wind? That’s the biggest factor this spring in determining whether or not people have been fishing and it really kicked in this past week. Walleyes are still being caught, but only by braving the elements.
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Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Crappie time on Minnetonka
A tiny jig tipped with a plastic minnow has been catching some crappies.
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Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 26, 2022
The persistent cool and windy conditions have prevented anglers from getting out and start looking for panfish in those traditional spring spots.
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West Metro Fishing Report – April 25, 2022
The ice is long gone and water temps will hopefully be warming soon on the area lakes. The crappies have started moving from their wintering holes and staging to make a run to the spring feeding/spawning areas. With the cold weather and water temps, our best presentations have been getting the bait just above the
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Green Lake, Chisago County
There’s a 17-inch minimum harvest walleye slot on Green, and the lake seems to hold good numbers of them.
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River water warming slowly along South Dakota border
Tips for fishing the border waters during the most productive time of year.Â
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