A big picture look at North Dakota winter fishing
North Dakota figures to have many ice-fishing opportunities for anglers around the state with walleye and northern pike waters being plentiful.
January 11, 2023
Meet Minnesota’s new DNR regional wildlife, fisheries managers
Five new managers bring experience, knowledge to their positions.
Minnesota House committee considers climate issues, solutions
St. Paul — In 2019, the House added “climate” to the title of a committee traditionally devoted to energy. Two questions have been a key part of the group’s discussions ever since: How is climate change affecting Minnesota, and what can the state do about it? At the Jan. 4 meeting of the House Climate
Becker’s Malone named ‘outstanding SWCD’ employee by BWSR last month
The award was given during the Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts’ annual convention in mid-December. Malone also serves as host district manager for the Red River Valley Conservation Service Area.
Beyond Minnesota: Outdoor news items from around the country
Nutriam, an invasive species that look like scruffy, oversized rats armed with large, beaver-like orange teeth and flat noses, have been declared eradicated from Chesapeake Bay.
Options abound when fishing Lake Superior in winter
A January thaw after heavy snows and frigid temperatures before Christmas stirred some hardy anglers to ply the depths of Lake Superior once again. Despite a lake-water surface temperature near the freezing mark, it’ll be weeks before any ice forms, if it does at all. The breakwall in Two Harbors, Minn. is always a good
WI Daily Update: A new state DNR leader
More on who is going to lead the state natural resources agency into 2023 and beyond.
Ohio muzzleloader season shows great results
Harvest up more than 1,000 deer over 2022 as hunters take advantage of the muzzleloader season in Ohio that wrapped up on Jan. 10.
Jones Creek Pond, Monona County
Map courtesy of Iowa DNR.
