State anglers, tribal fishers well short of 2007 open-water quotas By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor Redby, Minn. – As state and Red Lake Band biologists assess the fish situation in Upper and Lower Red Lake, they
2007 elk-hunting parties go 3-for-3 By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. – Perhaps the best news for Minnesota moose hunters whose hunt gets under way on Sept. 29 is temperatures are expected to be
Oct. 2: Minnewaska Chapter DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Minnewaska House, Glenwood. For more info call Jerry Melby, 320-239-3974. Oct. 3: S. St. Louis County Chapter MDHA Banquet, Proctor Moose. For more info call Larry Ugstad,
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS The east-side bays are producing limits of perch in seven to nine feet. On the west side, perch action has been limited, but check the bays as water temperatures drop.
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor Bemidji, Minn. – After two years of four-bird limits, duck hunters this year can shoot six birds a day, beginning Saturday with the opening of the waterfowl season. Whether or not
By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor Washington – Members of the U.S. Senate may not pass a far-ranging Farm Bill before the current five-year plan expires at the end of this month, but many conservation groups expect
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – Whitewater State Park received heavy damage during flooding that ravaged parts of the southeast last month, and money allocated in a bill passed during last week’s special legislative
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS The evening crankbait bite is picking up for walleyes off the shallow rock reefs and points. Crankbaits are working best, but there is some minnow action reported as well. During
Netters’ total take below the 3,000 lake trout allocated By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor Grand Marais, Minn. – The result of legislation that passed earlier this year, commercial fishermen in the northernmost management section of Lake
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