The water temps continue to fall, and with the start of fall on Saturday, that means one thing – perch fishing. The perch bite is starting to take off in many lakes. Before, it was here or there, but now the bite is becoming what we like to see.
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CO Tony Hams (Warroad) spent the week checking area anglers and monitoring ATV traffic. Violations encountered were no PFD, driving after revocation, no Minnesota driver’s license, failure to display registration, and operating an ATV without headlights.
The DNR’s current preferred alternative would employ lethal measures to remove a portion of the growing double-crested cormorant population on Egret Island that has led to adverse impacts to the Pelican Lake walleye fishery.
It’s been a few years since he has made his way to South Dakota. He actually drew a license last year but could not put together a trip from his home in Georgia.
St. Paul — The Minnesota Department of Health, as well as the DNR and the Pollution Control Agency, is recommending that certain people avoid eating fish caught in two water bodies in the Twin Cities metro area, due to new data showing a mixture of pollutants including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the fish.
Washington — The U.S. Senate late last month unanimously passed the Duck Stamp Modernization Act – legislation to make the federal Duck Stamp more accessible for waterfowl hunters by authorizing the electronic stamp for use throughout the entire waterfowl-hunting season.
Amie Adamson, 48, was killed July 22 while running or hiking alone on a forest trail about 8 miles west of the park, officials said.
More communities in Minnesota are seeing increased whitetail populations within city limits where firearms ordinances hinder deer management.
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