Links from "Trout on the Walleye Opener" – Minnesota Outdoor News
Site Staff
April 5, 2012
For a list of lakes per Joe Albert’s Page 16 story in this week’s Minnesota Outdoor News, click here.
Hunting
Minnesota bear hunt applications opened April 2
Site Staff
April 3, 2012
Applications for this fall’s bear hunt will be accepted from Monday, April 2, through Friday, May 4, at any Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) license agent and online.
Minnesota DNR spring walleye egg taking operations ramp up
Site Staff
April 3, 2012
Now through mid-April, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fisheries staff will be working at lakes and rivers throughout Minnesota on the spring fish egg take to support the state’s 17 hatchery operations.
Aquatic plant removal in Minnesota lakes may require permits
Site Staff
March 30, 2012
Lakeshore property owners are reminded that removal of aquatic plants from Minnesota lakes may require a permit from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Reservations due by April 10 for seasonal and monthly camping at Minnesota state parks
Site Staff
March 30, 2012
Reservations for seasonal and monthly camping opportunities, which are available at a select number of Minnesota state parks, are due by April 10, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said.
Minnesota DNR offers new live peregrine falcon webcam
Site Staff
March 30, 2012
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Nongame Wildlife Program has placed a live webcam in a peregrine falcon box in downtown St. Paul to monitor the nest of a pair of peregrine falcons. View
Minnesota DNR to issue 87 moose permits for 2012
Site Staff
March 29, 2012
The DNR will allow a bulls-only moose hunt this fall, but it’s reducing the number of permits available and zones open to hunters.
Minnesota Senate to vote on hunting and fishing fee increases
Site Staff
March 29, 2012
The state Senate is likely to vote this week on a wide-ranging bill that includes increases in the cost of fishing and hunting licenses.
Federal Farm Bill in ‘bit of a holding pattern’
Site Staff
March 29, 2012
A new federal Farm Bill, the greatest contributor in recent history to conservation programs in the state, could be developed and adopted this summer, but conservation leaders aren’t holding their collective breath.
