A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across the country published in the July 14, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Beyond Minnesota: Comments sought on draft elk management plan in Montana Read More »
I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with rod holders as I’ve used them on and off over the years, depending on the situation.
Here are my thoughts on rod holder use.
Steve Carney: A Love and hate relationship with rod holders Read More »
I don’t know much about mosquitoes. Ditto for bats. But I did experience the biggest mosquito onslaught in my long life. That was in early June of this spring.
Joe Fellegy: Thoughts on mosquitoes, drought chat, and about sonar Read More »
The Cambridge-Isanti Blue Jackets duo of Zachary Piescher, of Cambridge, Minn., and Cole Semler, of Dalbo, Minn., brought a final-day three-bass limit to the scale June 23 weighing 10 pounds, 12 ounces, to win the 2023 High School Fishing National Championship on the Mississippi River in La Crosse, Wis.
Wildfires in Canada continue to wreak havoc across the continent, and help is mobilizing to prevent further destruction. On July 3, Gov. Tim Walz announced that a crew of 17 Minnesota wildland firefighters would head to Manitoba to provide aid in fighting the fires.
Minnesota firefighters sent to battle Canadian blazes Read More »
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across Minnesota published in the July 14, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota Mixed Bag: Apply through Aug. 18 for Camp Ripley archery deer hunt Read More »
Federal Ammunition has been in Anoka for more than 100 years. We are the world leader in ammunition design and manufacturing, and we proudly employ more than 1,500 Minnesotans. These are high-quality, local jobs. The city, county, and neighbors have historically supported what we do because of the social, economic, and philanthropic benefits we bring to the region.
We are astonished by the recent Minnesota Department of Natural Resources order banning the use of traditional ammunition on 56 scientific and natural areas (SNAs) across the state.
Commentary: Federal Ammo criticizes Minnesota DNR for lead-shot order regarding SNAs Read More »
The Minnesota DNR issued an order in late June that will require hunters to use nontoxic, lead-free ammunition when hunting on 56 state scientific and natural areas where hunting is allowed.
The new order was signed June 27 by DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen, a move that stopped short of banning lead fishing tackle on SNAs and prohibiting lead ammunition at state parks for special hunts, which was sought by a coalition of conservation groups headed by Friends of Minnesota Scientific and Natural Areas. Federal Ammunition on Monday criticized the commissioner’s order.
July is typically a tough month to target both flathead and channel catfish. Both species are moving in and out of spawning, which usually results in less feeding activity and decreased movement of the fish.
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: Catfish can be tough to catch in July Read More »
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