Joe Albert Associate Editor Snow geese. I’ve never been much of a waterfowl hunter, preferring instead to spend my fall wandering around the grass in search of pheasants, slinging giant baits at muskies, and sitting
By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor St. Paul – If anglers from Minnesota visit Wisconsin this spring, they’ll need to follow a whole new set of guidelines brought about by the threat of a fish disease that’s
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – In 1999, hunters bought nearly 130,000 state waterfowl stamps. Last year, that figure dropped below 100,000. It’s not just waterfowl stamp sales that are on the decline in
By Glen SchmittStaff Writer Blackduck, Minn. – Travel far enough north this weekend and you could find walkable ice, but you’d probably need a real long plank to reach it. By most accounts, ice-fishing opportunities
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers continue to ‘sneak’ on Isle Bay for crappies, but it no longer is advised. The main lake is showing signs of a spring thaw with open gaps
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – As has been the trend in recent years, whitetail hunters in Minnesota are likely to have increased opportunities again this fall. A new deer zone is likely in
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – The DNR has been too conservative in its efforts to control invasive aquatic species in the state’s lakes, according to a group called Minnesotans for Healthy Lakes. The
Joe Albert Associate Editor Iowa and ducks. A trip down to, or back from, southern Iowa affords a person plenty of time to ponder and reflect. This is what I came up with: If ducks
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