
Fishing tip: catch more fish by eliminating unproductive water
Use your electronics to identify fruitless water and then locate active fish.

Use your electronics to identify fruitless water and then locate active fish.

Researchers examine meaning for the vocalizations

Writer and educator Ron Hustvedt inspired a crowd last Friday night with a presentation on building the next generation of hunters, anglers, and conservationists.

Too many fishermen put away their topwater baits when summer ends

A free mobile app developed by Wildlife Forever and the Clean Drain Dry Initiative, will roll out in Minnesota In the ongoing efforts to educate people about their role in the fight against invasive species,

Anglers everywhere are fishing from new-fangled kayaks. A few simple equipment choices can determine whether you bring fillets home.

Think conservation when purchasing the equipment you haul afield this autumn for grouse, pheasants, and woodcock.
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 1: Albert Lea DU Banquet, Albert Lea. For more info call Rod Eisenmenger, 507-397-0032. Sept. 8: McLeod County DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Crow River Winery, Hutchinson. For more info call Brant Duhn, 320-587-8365.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) assisted a family with the removal of a skunk that they had live-trapped after discovering that it had taken up residence under their home. The skunk
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