It marks the day fishing can begin for walleye, northern pike and trout in lakes. Out of the 1.4 million licensed anglers in Minnesota, about half a million will take part in the tradition of the opener, which this year falls on Saturday, May 11.
Doing the Minnesota fishing opener [video] Read More »
A bear in a residential area of North St. Paul was shot and killed today by a Minnesota DNR conservation officer as authorities determined the animal posed an immediate safety threat.
Bear shot by DNR in Twin Cities Read More »
A Minnesota DNR conservation officer has died in the line of duty following an incident Friday, April 19, on Cross Lake in Pine City. CO Eugene Wynn, who patrolled the Pine City station, and a deputy with the Pine County Sheriff’s Office were responding to a report of a possible body in the water. The
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As ice comes off of southern Minnesota lakes, evidence of this year’s harsh winter is washing up along the shorelines. While dead and dying fish washing ashore can be discouraging to see, it’s the result of a natural process called “winterkill,” according to biologists with the Minnesota DNR. “Shallow lakes like we have in southern
Cold weather causing winterkill on some southern Minnesota lakes Read More »
While pelicans winter in the Gulf of Mexico region, more than 20 percent of the continent’s white pelican population takes up summer residence in Minnesota.
In Minnesota, pelicans coming back – in more ways than one Read More »
In 2017, two silver carp were captured in the same location.
Invasive silver carp captured in St. Croix River Read More »
With fish-house removal deadlines in the rearview mirror and melting snow revealing what once was hidden, conservation officers throughout the state are finding the trash people left behind, the Minnesota DNR noted in a Facebook post recently. A reminder from the DNR: Anything but an impression left on the ice is litter and will be
Trashing Minnesota’s lakes: COs seeing ‘fallout’ from hard-water season Read More »
Now anglers can keep one fish over 20 inches, instead of one over 17.
DNR tweaks Upper Red Lake open-water walleye keeper reg Read More »
Annual Minnesota bat count shows continued effects of white-nose syndrome.
Bat population decline continues as expected Read More »
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