Outdoor news items from across Minnesota published in the March 24, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota Mixed Bag: House bill would transfer state park to Upper Sioux Community Read More »
Duane Harpster, 75, a Rhinelander boy who settled long ago in Boulder Junction, Wis. spent his 30-year career as a game warden patrolling the region’s waters and forests. He retired over 20 years ago to devote more time to hunting, fishing, and correcting folks’ opinions. He’s good at all three.
Wisconsin ice fishing in 1959 had its charms, challenges Read More »
A recently-introduced bill in the Minnesota Legislature would protect swan resting areas and ban lead sinkers in those designated spots. The Minnesota Swan Protection Act would allocate about $1 million to both the Minnesota DNR and Pollution Control Agency to enforce those components of the bill.
Minnesota swan bill includes lead ban, ‘protected’ areas Read More »
It really depends on how old you, and the sum of shekels in your pocket, as to what you’ll take away from this story.
If you’re 12 and under, you’ll likely get one set of ideas from my fly tying advice. If you’re between 12 and 18, other aspirations may appeal to you, and if you’re between 18 and 81, have a steady income or get a monthly Social Security check, alternative aims will seem appealing.
Fly-Tying: Here are the tools of the trade Read More »
About 900 young archers from 42 Illinois schools have qualified to participate in the 2023 Illinois State Archery Tournament, set for March 24-25 at Champaign Centennial High School.
DNR is the partner-coordinator of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) in Illinois, including the state tournament. Traditionally, the event has taken place in Springfield, but because of rapid growth of youth archery the past few years, organizers decided to move the 2023 tournament to Champaign to accommodate space and amenity needs.
Growth of youth archery in Illinois spurs state tournament’s move to Champaign Read More »
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