It might be the dead of winter but there are already signs of spring. Oh sure, the first of many outdoors shows is taking place this weekend in St. Paul but that’s not what I’m
Gov. Mark Dayton’s selection Thursday of Tom Landwehr to lead the Minnesota DNR has received a thumbs-up from nearly everyone in the outdoors community, including the editorial staff here at Outdoor News. The timing occurs
Look for Minnesota DNR to push policies regarding aquatic invasive species such as milfoil and zebra mussels during the legislative session that kicked off Tuesday. Included will be enforcement provisions and other measures designed to
How does cold water affect aquatic creatures? Understanding this will help us learn how to target fish under the hard water. Fish adjust to water conditions. Their metabolism slows in cold water, but they still
We’re still waiting to hear who Gov.-elect Mark Dayton will appoint to lead the Minnesota DNR. Here’s betting we’ll know in the next few days, just in time for the 2011 DNR Wildlife and Fisheries
During early ice, weedlines are very productive. We still have some green weeds producing oxygen, so this sets up a food web. Green weeds are key, so generally, these fish are going to be shallower,
Retirements are hitting the Minnesota DNR en masse this month. Of the DNR’s 2,630 employees in November, 120 have accepted the state’s 2010 early retirement incentive. That’s better than 41⁄2 percent of the agency’s full-time
One thing that didn’t fit into this week’s story about Mark Dayton finally winning the election and preparing to succeed outgoing Gov. Tim Pawlenty – the creation of a Governor’s Pheasant Opener. Dayton mentioned his
“It’s been a long December,” as the Counting Crows sing in one of my favorite songs. Only thing is, for bowhunters, December seems to go by in a flash. I know that I can’t hang
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