Wayzata, Minn. – You can go anywhere in the state and find walkable, fishable ice. But it doesn’t seem to matter what direction you head, you’ll also find a few lakes with some problematic ice
St. Paul – The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council has finalized its latest round of funding recommendations – 30 projects totalling more than $97 million. The council recommends how funds from the habitat portion of the
Medicine Hat, Alberta (AP) – Former UFC heavyweight champion and professional wrestler Brock Lesnar has been accused by Canadian wildlife officials of shooting a mule deer buck in southern Alberta but keeping only the trophy
St. Paul – Last month’s state budget forecast showed an $876 million surplus, which officials say was a pleasant surprise. But the Game and Fish Fund’s outlook wasn’t so positive. The November forecast shows that
Group goes on record: ‘Business as usual’ unacceptable St. Paul – DNR officials say the data presented to members of the Mille Lacs Fishery Input Group this week brings with it reason for caution, but
Muzzleloader kill mirrors slow start to firearms season St. Paul – Muzzleloader deer hunters killed fewer animals this season than they had since 2002, and the 7,018-deer take was off 22 percent from last year.
First let’s chat about bobbers. A bobber is great because it allows us to immediately check the mood of the fish. The size of your bobber, which is a strike indicator and depth setter, is
Bemidji, Minn. – Regulation changes that allowed hunters to kill more wood ducks and hen mallards, and that opened the season earlier and divided the state into zones, likely still will be in place next
Duluth, Minn. – There shouldn’t be any problem finding a spot to fish through the ice by this weekend – especially in the northern half of the state. In most areas north of St. Cloud,
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