The focus of the renovations will be the dam area. The dam is listed as an unclassified dam but there is a safety factor with age and beaver erosion issues. Any major failure would cause significant impact to the neighboring fields, as well as the marsh and wildlife species.
Spring Valley marsh renovation in the works on important Ohio wildlife area Read More »
The Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy Committee on Wednesday, Feb. 8 passed House File 1202 and referred it to the House Agriculture Finance and Policy Committee. The bill addresses chronic wasting disease and deer farm oversight.
Minnesota’s CWD-focused bill advances from House committee Read More »
“It’s one of those lakes you fish bass on and can expect to get a bunch of bites, (along with) fish over 15 inches and some bigger fish,” said Wil Neururer, a local fishing guide.
Short list of Long Lake’s best options in Minnesota includes bass, crappies, northerns Read More »
Talk to the pros, pick up new gear, and attend
Dan Small Outdoors Radio – Show 1807 Read More »
In the boat, I’ve been using a couple of different techniques, including vertical jigging with a 1⁄4-ounce jighead.
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: For river walleyes, jigs are your best option Read More »
Anglers are still out, but the bite has slowed in many areas of Minnesota.
Minnesota fishing & hunting report Read More »
Apply now for seasonal jobs at Wisconsin’s state parks.
WI Daily Update: Help wanted at state parks Read More »
Each year for the past seven years, all but a few counties in Minnesota have received shares of a $10 million pot of funding to spend, in a variety of ways, on preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species in Minnesota waters. A research project spearheaded by University of Minnesota graduate student Nichole Angell is attempting to, among other things, determine how those precious AIS dollars are most effectively spent.
Minnesota’s eighth-largest wildlife management area finally has a new master plan, its first since 1977. Minnesota DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen signed off on the plan Jan. 31.
The master plan for the WMA doesn’t include all conservation groups hoped it would.
Whitewater WMA plan approved, but reviews are mixed Read More »
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