Ashland, Wis. — Minnesota was the only state in the Upper Midwest where wolves were not completely extirpated back in the days of bounties before the species was first put on the federal endangered species
Given positive trends for walleye populations on Lake Mille Lacs and Upper Red Lake, the Minnesota DNR extended current walleye limits on both water bodies for the winter season at two and four, respectively.
This year’s Minnesota Governor’s Deer Opener was an event coordinated by the DNR, Explore Minnesota, the Bluffland Whitetails Association, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, the Minnesota Conservation Federation, and the Osprey Wilds Environmental Learning Center.
Minnesota DNR officials met with a citizen-comprised walleye workgroup last week to let its roughly 20 members know that the agency intends to advance a proposal to reduce statewide walleye limits from six to four
Garrison, Minn. — According to the International Game Fish Association, Art Weston caught a potential record-breaking muskie measuring about 138 centimeters or 54 1⁄3 inches from Lake Mille Lacs on Tuesday, Oct. 29..
Featured at this year’s expo is a collection of shelters and wheelhouses, a kids trout-fishing pond, the latest in gear, augers, tackle, and rods and reels, guides and resort destinations, seminars from guides and Clam
St. Paul — In 2024 general election voting, about 77.5% of Minnesota voters approved the renewal to allocate 40% of lottery proceeds to the Environment Natural Resources Trust Fund.
“That’s probably what I expected. We were kind of expecting like a 5, 6% increase in harvest this year, so that’s pretty much right around there. We had pretty good weather,” said Todd Froberg,.
Author and outdoorsman Doug Lodermeier doesn’t remember the precise date and year, but he does recall doing an extreme double-take.
An avid bird hunter, Lodermeier, 69, of Edina, Minn., was heading north along Highway
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