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Crocodile Productions Gun and Knife shows, Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. –

3 p.m., Admission is $3.50 unless otherwise noted. Children under 12 free with adult. For dealer information call (763) 444-9685. Mar. 31-April 1: Brooklyn Park Armory, 5500 85th Ave. April 14: West St. Paul Armory, 1346 S. Robert St. April 28-29: Bloomington Armory, 3300 W. 98th St Mar. 9-11: Minnesota Muskie Expo at the National

Crocodile Productions Gun and Knife shows, Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. – Read More »

Mar. 10: Princeton 2nd Annual Crow Hunt. Register at Merlins Caf in Princeton before 6:30 a.m., doors open at 5:00 a.m. Call 763-389-2712 or (metro) 763-633-2712 for more info.

June: Women Anglers of Minnesota will be holding their 24th Annual fishing tournament. Call Julie Lane at 320-679-3347 (days) for more info. June 10: Lake Country Sportsman’s Club 7th Annual Walleye Tournament will be held on Ottertail Lake. $130/2 man team. First Place $1,000. Call Tom or Deb at 218-864-8827 for more info. June 23:

Mar. 10: Princeton 2nd Annual Crow Hunt. Register at Merlins Caf in Princeton before 6:30 a.m., doors open at 5:00 a.m. Call 763-389-2712 or (metro) 763-633-2712 for more info. Read More »

By Gary Clancy

I’m no muskie expert. In fact, I only began fishing for the long, mean fish during the last decade of the last century. There are muskie men who have caught more muskies in a single season than I have caught in my life. So why am I taking up this space writing about something in

By Gary Clancy Read More »

International Falls, Minn. Two new regulations took effect March 1 on the Minnesota-Canada border waters and Rainy Lake.

To reduce harvest and enhance walleye populations on Rainy Lake, all walleyes 17 to 28 inches long must be released, with only one over 28 inches allowed in a daily and possession limit of 12 walleyes and sauger, of which only six may be walleyes. Beginning March 1, 2002, the possession limit for walleye and

International Falls, Minn. Two new regulations took effect March 1 on the Minnesota-Canada border waters and Rainy Lake. Read More »

Chilakoot Bowhunters 3-D Shoots Archery Tournament schedule for 2001 held at the Chilakoot Club. Directions: 36 East to Stillwater. Cross the bridge to Wisconsin 35. Drive towards Somerset. Go approx. one mile past Rivard Stone. Watch for the Chilakoot I

Feb. 18: Indoor & Outdoor Mar. 18: Indoor & Outdoor April 22: Outdoor May 20: Outdoor June 3: Outdoor – Hunter field round Aug. 19: Outdoor Feb. 17: Lake City Sportsman’s Club 33rd Annual Fishing Contest on the ice in front of the club house on the south side of Lake City. Catch and release.

Chilakoot Bowhunters 3-D Shoots Archery Tournament schedule for 2001 held at the Chilakoot Club. Directions: 36 East to Stillwater. Cross the bridge to Wisconsin 35. Drive towards Somerset. Go approx. one mile past Rivard Stone. Watch for the Chilakoot I Read More »

Twin Cities Metro

NORTHEAST METRO This area was affected by the weekend snowstorm. As a result, fishing reports were nonexistent. Once the weather improves and anglers start once again heading out, look to lakes such as White Bear, Forest, Coon, and Bald Eagle to give up crappies. Larry’s Live Bait & Sporting Goods (651) 777-1731 NORTHWEST METRO Many

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