Farmington, Minn. — Crews from the Minnesota DNR’s East Metro Fisheries office stocked 3,000 11- to 12-inch rainbow trout into several runs of Dakota County’s Vermillion River this morning, Friday, April 7. For story, photo gallery, click here.
Stocking rainbow trout on the Vermillion River Read More »
With the Minnesota trout opener looming on April 15, DNR Fisheries crews were planting thousands of rainbows in the south-metro coldwater fishery.
Trout, trout, pretty little trout: Stocking time on the Vermillion River {video} Read More »
Over three feet of ice, the massive border water produces an excellent late-season mixed bag of perch, walleyes, and saugers.
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Candidate Trump said “drain the swamp,” but American sportsmen aren’t going to tolerate “drain the wetlands.”
The Trump administration’s unfortunate decision to rescind the Clean Water Rule Read More »
The author has owned and fired pistols and revolvers for decades, but still found a Minnesota concealed carry class enlightening and an opportunity to reinforce safety rules and skills.
Time to complete a handgun permit-to-carry class Read More »
Start by planning your epic open water 2017 Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness fishing trip right now.
Hey, public lands defenders: Remember to use them Read More »
Hunting, angling, and conservation groups weigh in on cabinet post confirmation hearings, and – back in Minnesota – Gov. Mark Dayton launches a massive grassland and water quality effort
The Outdoor News “year in review” appeared in this week’s print edition, and here’s how staffers ranked the biggest outdoors stories from a year that brought us public lands battles and President Trump
A look back at the top 10 Minnesota hunting, fishing, and conservation stories of 2016 Read More »
From moose to muskies, here’s a look back at the past 366 (leap year) days of Outdoor News
Year in review: In Minnesota, winds of change blow hard in 2016 Read More »
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