Metro Area Fishing Report – November 13th, 2015
NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are hitting on Big Marine Lake in 15 to 20 feet and along the shoreline of Carver Lake. Bass continue to be caught on sucker minnows at Demontreville Lake, while the weedlines
NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are hitting on Big Marine Lake in 15 to 20 feet and along the shoreline of Carver Lake. Bass continue to be caught on sucker minnows at Demontreville Lake, while the weedlines
ALEXANDRIA AREA Hunter success was strong during opening weekend of the deer season with most groups seeing and shooting good numbers of deer. Waterfowl hunters are seeing more geese than ducks this week. Lake Miltona

Article on the battle between Montana landowner and sportsmen over public trout stream access costs writer a longtime gig with Ducks Unlimited magazine

Anglers fishing Upper Red Lake this winter will be able to keep three walleye – one more than last winter’s limit – and those fish can be from a broader size range.
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Invest a little TLC into winter rod storage, and your equipment will last longer and provide better angling results next spring and beyond.


A balmy November has been a birder’s delight as purple finches, grosbeaks, siskins, and redpolls provide birdwatching ID clinics in American backyards.

When sitting a new deer stand, draw back your bow and visualize shot opportunities before a buck comes in
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