Why long-shanked and short-shanked jigs tipped with live bait remain a go-to option for every self-respecting north-country walleye fisherman.
Your turkey-hunting arsenal should include several models
Hundreds of hunters, friends and family, and natural resources advocates turned out Thursday night to thank a Minnesota conservation leader for more than three decades of hard work… and results.
As the legislative auditor begins to evaluate deer management in the state, the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association has asked the DNR, in some instances, to tap the brakes.
Banquets/Fundraisers May 19: Jackson County DU Banquet, HiLo Supper Club. For more info call Tim Marker, 507-841-0681. June 18: Isle Royale Boaters Assoc. Banquet, 5 p.m., Clearwater Grille, Duluth. For more info call Dwain Moe,
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) investigated an illegal fire that got out of control near Roseau. Assistance was given to U.S. Customs regarding exporting furs. Area WMAs were patrolled. CO Hannah
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Leeches and minnows are producing walleyes during the day on the rocks in 12 to 22 feet. Crankbaits also have worked in shallower water during the evening hours and there
ALEXANDRIA AREA Hit the northwest and northeast ends of Lake Reno or 3 to 8 feet on lakes Carlos, Ida, Miltona, and Darling for crappies. Walleye fishing has started slow although minnows and jigs are
Now that Gov. Mark Dayton has ended moose collaring in Minnesota, how will the state make management decisions for this key wildlife species going forward?
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