As if sportsmen and citizenry in general didn’t have enough to worry about, what with the federal government on the brink of defaulting on debt, a Minnesota state government shutdown because of petulant, bratty lawmakers,
I went the other day to renew my license plate tabs. This was after the state government shutdown. Ahead of me in line was a woman who had tried in vain to buy a fishing
DEEPHAVEN, Minn. (AP) – A study has found that zebra mussels are rapidly spreading throughout Lake Minnetonka, one of the most popular lakes in the Twin Cities area. The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District said Wednesday
St. Paul – Across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s duck breeding populations survey area, things are ducky. And wet. According to the agency’s 2011 report on populations, total duck abundance (45.6 million) jumped 11
Grand Marais, Minn. – Conservation officers across the state learn to expect the unexpected; not all situations involve poached fish or illegal baiting. Case in point: CO Darin Fagerman, who patrols Cook County, mostly around
St. Paul – Apparently, some people didn’t get the message: State conservation officers are still on the job. While the majority of DNR employees – about 2,500 – are without work because of the state
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – The night bite for walleyes remains excellent; use slip bobbers and leeches on the six- to 12-foot rock piles. During the day, live bait rigs and spinner rigs
Too many anglers associate crappie fishing with spring, then give up in the summer. Via some common sense, and a little help from your electronics, you can find crappies during the summer. There’s a myth
These are not all “outdoor related,” but here is a list, from the Associated Press, of services shut down or curtailed by the government shutdown… ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – A snapshot of Minnesota state
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