
Mille Lacs walleye harvest to see big reduction
‘Safe harvest level’ for the lake’s walleyes to be cut in half for state anglers, tribal netters

‘Safe harvest level’ for the lake’s walleyes to be cut in half for state anglers, tribal netters

Lake Superior coldly claimed the life of one of her biggest fans and supporters on Saturday, Jan. 26, when Jimmy Hudson’s snowmobile went through the ice on the South Channel.

The DNR last week identified the former employee responsible for wrongfully accessing thousands of people’s driver’s license data as John A. Hunt

Whether it’s on vertical jigging spoons or another jig, you can’t go wrong adding a minnow head.

Gov. Mark Dayton on Tuesday unveiled his budget proposal, setting the stage for the remainder of the legislative session.

Minnesota’s legislative auditor said last Friday that he’s investigating a data privacy breach at the DNR in which an employee accessed the driving or motor vehicle records of about 5,000 people without authorization.

Elk hunters had a tough go of it during December, not shooting any animals in either the Kittson County or Grygla areas.

A license fee hike long sought by the Minnesota DNR, as well as with some of the state’s conservation groups, became reality last legislative session.

The driver’s license and motor vehicle data of about 5,000 people was improperly accessed by a DNR employee who no longer is with the agency, the DNR reported earlier this week.
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