St. Paul – What’s in the definition of a word? A lot, according to those who supported Senate measures to repeal legislation last year that defined the words “protect,” “restore,” and “enhance.” Lawmakers last year
Guttenberg, Iowa — A new Iowa state record for yellow perch was caught March 7, in Pool 11 of the Mississippi River. Angler Bob Ruff, of Garnavillo, Iowa, caught the 2-pound, 6-ounce, 15-inch perch while
Citizens will have the opportunity Thursday, March 25, to learn about the Minnesota DNR proposal to designate western Minnesota’s Simon Lake as the state’s 45th wildlife management lake. The special designation allows the DNR to
Another bill: 4X scopes on muzzleloaders St. Paul – Legislation to increase the price of a fishing license is expected to be offered in the state Senate this week. Anglers for Habitat is backing the
Onamia, Minn. – There was a time when eelpout were one of the most common fish on the end of ice anglers’ hooks at Lake Mille Lacs. Bill Lundeen, who owns Lundeen’s Tackle Castle in
The Minnesota DNR will hold six open houses in March and April to update the public on accomplishments and goals for management of trout streams in southeastern Minnesota. Fed by the cold water of natural
Des Moines, Iowa – It seemed an appropriate place for such an announcement. Last weekend, as the 2010 Pheasants Forever-sponsored Pheasant Fest drew to a close in Iowa, Tom Vilsack, secretary of the U.S. Department
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Isle Bay started producing crappies during low-light periods in nine to 14 feet. Look for bigger perch and tullibees off the mud flats in 30 to 34 feet. The
St. Paul – A veteran fisheries manager is taking over the state’s top fish spot. The DNR announced Monday that Dirk Peterson, a 30-year veteran of the agency, will be the newest Fisheries Section chief.
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