Beyond Minnesota Outdoor News
On Dec. 30, Scott Skafar broke the state burbot record that had been set in 1990 with a 10.2-pound fish he caught from Lake Michigan.
On Dec. 30, Scott Skafar broke the state burbot record that had been set in 1990 with a 10.2-pound fish he caught from Lake Michigan.
Resorts are working hard moving houses, strategically trying to figure out where the best fishing areas will be for walleyes and sauger. The most active depths this past week continue to be in 30 to
According to Andrew Wiering, DNR Fisheries specialist in Bemidji, 60% of the crappies sampled two years ago were over 10 inches in length. There also were bigger crappies in the mix, topping out at just
“In 1932, the state of Minnesota began acquiring land in the valley for the (Whitewater Wildlife Management Area).
Under the section, “Investments in Fishing” ($2.4 million), it’s stated that “A fishing license increase of 20% for Minnesota residents and 30% for nonresidents will fund investments necessary to ensure these opportunities.”

• Attendees devoted ample chatter to Gov. Tim Walz’s Thursday, Jan. 19, announcement on the second phase of his “One Minnesota Budget.”

Fisher and bobcat trappers use the same types of bait, with beavers and grouse being the favored baits for many trappers.

CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls) gave a presentation to the Stephen Lions and taught the law and ethics portion of a youth snowmobile safety class in Grygla. He monitored area snowmobile trails, area angling

By Brian Mozey Staff Writer St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR unveiled its 2023 One Minnesota Budget on Tuesday with an overall investment of $287.4 million. The Legislature will need to approve the budget, which
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