Metro Area Fishing Report – January 31st, 2014
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA A few walleyes can be had in the evening over 30 to 50 feet on Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. Glow jigs and minnows are fooling suspended crappies over 40 feet on
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA A few walleyes can be had in the evening over 30 to 50 feet on Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. Glow jigs and minnows are fooling suspended crappies over 40 feet on

Bill includes regional Sodsaver, plus re-coupling of conservation and insurance subsidies

Turns out, it’s not just the DNR that has its sights on “fixing” Lake Mille Lacs.

Amid strong growth in the number of high school clay target shooters, and stable or increasing numbers of people seeking their firearms safety certification, legislation is expected this session that would provide more money to
Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 31: Big Stone Lake Chamber of Commerce Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Big Stone Community Center. For more info call Donnett, 320-839-3284. Jan. 31: Ottertail DU Banquet, Otter Supper Club. For more info call Dwayne
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) assisted other conservation officers with a detail on Lake of the Woods. Snowmobilers were checked on area trails, and assistance was given to U.S. Customs at
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Good-sized northern pike are hitting in the bays in 15 feet or less and even on the deep, main-lake structure with sucker minnows. There has been enough jumbo perch caught

Safety is paramount when felling trees – big or small. This video will provide you with many of the strategic tools you’ll need to create a felling plan.
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