I live in Minnesota where rules regarding hunting and fishing generally make pretty good sense. Our state DNR has to bend to the will of our legislature though, and that can create some strange guidelines
Banquets/Fundraisers Dec. 1: NWTF Venison Feed, 11-3 p.m., Fridley VFW. For more info call David Meacham, 952-220-2807. Dec. 1: Nobles County DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Brewster Legion Hall. For more info call Kevin Black, 507-329-2223.
DULUTH AREA The big lakes are still open or have nothing more than a skim of ice. There has been a few reports coming in from the small lakes that indicate varying ice depths with
STARBUCK AREA Most lakes are ice-covered, with the exception of a few open pockets on the bigger lakes or deep holes. A few anglers have been on three inches of ice at Lake Emily in
ALEXANDRIA AREA There’s still quite a bit of open water on the big lakes and only skim ice to two inches reported on the small bodies of water. Some of those small lakes might be
LAKE MILLE LACS The boat harbors are capped with ice and there’s skim ice along the shorelines, but the main lake is wide open. It’s going to take an extended stretch of cold, calm weather
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The small lakes and some bays have skim ice, but the big lakes remain open. Water temperatures are cold enough it’s just a matter of getting a stretch of cold, calm weather
A 47-pound bighead carp was caught in a seine net by commercial fishermen on Nov. 16 in Lake Pepin near Frontenac, according to the Minnesota DNR
Deer hunters across the state killed more bucks this year than last year, but a decline in the antlerless kill led to an overall harvest that was 7 percent below last year.
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