
Study: Road salt levels spike, threaten Twin Cities lakes
Lakes reportedly so contaminated with road salt that they’ll no longer support native fish and plants within three decades.

Lakes reportedly so contaminated with road salt that they’ll no longer support native fish and plants within three decades.

Fellow Wisconsin anglers Barb Carey and Hannah Stonehouse Hudson and Minnesota’s Shelly Holland also among six American anglers to compete in Hungary in the 2017 championships.

A big part of the restoration has been regulations designed specifically to protect the slow-growing fish.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) attended arson investigation training at Camp Ripley. Court was attended at the Roseau County courthouse. CO Huener also responded to a fire east of Strathcona and
LAKE MILLE LACS Most of the lake is wide open and any ice that remained early this week was being pushed with the wind and deteriorating fast. Complete ice-out is likely to occur by the
Banquets/Fundraisers April 15: RKBA Sportsman Club Banquet, 5 p.m., Pooters Sports Bar, Altura. For more info call Sheldon Goree, 507-429-5789. April 15: Southern Gateway MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., Eagles Club, Albert Lea. For more info

Celebrity trio will be on hand to further shine a light on the central Minnesota fishery as a world-class bass-fishing lake.

This Saturday, April 15, most state parks will have water on, and shower and restroom buildings open for campers. And on Saturday, May 6, state park campgrounds will celebrate the start of the season with

The goal is to collect enough fish to hatch 158 million walleye fry that will supply Iowa lakes and fish hatcheries.
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