The spongy moth invasion continues in Minnesota, denuding trees across the northeastern and southeastern portions of the state. State ag officials have announced certain areas to be treated this summer.
Spongy moth management planned for this summer in Minnesota Read More »
Before hitting the waters, it’s crucial to ensure that all fishing gear is in perfect condition. This includes inspecting rods, reels, lines, and tackle boxes. Check for any signs of wear and tear, and make sure reels are well-lubricated. Properly maintained equipment can make a significant difference in the overall fishing experience.
Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Inspect your gear before hitting the water Read More »
Ice-fishing activity is light, but options remain to the north. Here’s a look at the Minnesota fishing report on March 26, 2025.
Minnesota’s statewide fishing report on March 26, 2025 Read More »
If you think declaration of “ice-out” for Minnesota lakes is precision science, you’d be incorrect. And again this year, as the phenomenon of ice melt advances south to north across Minnesota, determining what constitutes ice-out continues to be a mix of general guidelines and quirky traditions, depending on the lake that’s under review.
Take Lake Mille Lacs, for example.
Ice-out ahead of schedule in Minnesota, but not a repeat of 2024 Read More »
Current Fisheries Division Chief Randy Claramunt hadn’t yet reached 10 years of age in January of 1979 when the Michigan Department of Natural Resources published an internal report titled “Hunting and Fishing Licenses: Why the System Needs to be Changed.” The report described a looming fiscal crisis and the threat it posed to hunting and fishing programs due to budgets that were underfunded by millions of dollars.
Michigan fisheries chief pushes case for increasing license fees Read More »
Enrollment is open for Minnesota’s 2025 Walk-In Access program, which
MN Daily Update: Landowners can enroll in walk-in access program right now Read More »
The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council recently honored individuals responsible for
WI Daily Update: Forestry leaders honored Read More »
The battle over tribal fishing rights resulting from the Treaty of 1836 appears to finally be over as the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati has dismissed a pair of lawsuits challenging the decree.
The rules governing tribal fishing on the Great Lakes have been in effect since 2023 despite lawsuits filed by the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and the Coalition to Protect Michigan Resources, a group of sport fishing organizations, which were not happy with the agreement worked out by the state of Michigan, the U.S. government, and the remaining tribes.
Court dismisses challenges over tribal fishing rights in Michigan’s Great Lakes Read More »
There was a good turnout for the Ohio State Trappers Association’s second and final fur auction of the season in Kidron on March 8. Some 60 trappers and hunters, some with multiple lots, sold 5,134 furbearer pelts to 13 buyers.
OSTA fur auction coordinator Shawn Bentley wanted to express his appreciation to the volunteers who helped make this event run smoothly and give Ohio’s fur harvesters a place to sell their hard-earned catches.
Ohio State Trappers Association’s final fur auction draws good turnout Read More »
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