
Locate weeds during low light for panfish
I began fishing for panfish in shallow water last winter, and this strategy has worked again this winter. I sort of happened upon this shallow pattern by accident and have since learned that crappies and

I began fishing for panfish in shallow water last winter, and this strategy has worked again this winter. I sort of happened upon this shallow pattern by accident and have since learned that crappies and

Minnesota’s legislative session is under way, and there are plenty of outdoors-related matters that have the attention of state conservation groups and agencies, as well as legislators themselves.
“We want to return to normalcy

A January thaw after heavy snows and frigid temperatures before Christmas stirred some hardy anglers to ply the depths of Lake Superior once again. Despite a lake-water surface temperature near the freezing mark, it’ll be

Current board vice chair brings 25 years of leadership, business management, and volunteer experience to the role.
Vetter becomes the third CEO of the organization’s 40-year history.
She has served as a member

Morrison County District Judge Leonard Weiler sentenced Michael Thielen, 42, on Jan. 4 after Thielen pleaded guilty to taking and possessing big game out of season.

Especially if you’re using bait from a previous outing that has been sitting in a warm fish house, I cool the water slowly so the minnows don’t experience shock when they hit near-freezing water.

Forest Lake, Minn. — Friends, family, and DNR colleagues came from all corners of Minnesota to Forest Lake last Friday to celebrate the life of Glenn DelGiudice, a longtime department researcher who died Dec. 23

Ryker Bergo’s monster Minnesota buck is not only an amazing trophy, but it’s also a tribute to his late son, Hunter.

Plymouth, Minn. — As the post-COVID world unfurled in 2022, Minnesotans cautiously resumed normal lifestyles. They interacted again at public meetings, attended big events such as the SHOT Show and Game Fair, and allowed activities
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