From the pages of Outdoor News, December 7th, 2013 – Part 2
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Banquets/Fundraisers Dec. 7: Nobles County DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Brewster Legion Hall, Brewster. For more info call Randy Thompson, 507-329-2223. Dec. 7: NWTF Banquet, 11-3 p.m., Fridley VFW. For more info call David Meacham, 952-220-2807.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Angie Warren (Thief River Falls) monitored ice-angling activity on area waterways. Follow-up was conducted regarding a trespass complaint. CO Robert Gorecki (Baudette) monitored fishing activity throughout the week. Ice
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes and northern pike are being caught in 12 to 18 feet at Maple Lake and Little Mary Lake. On Lake Miltona, walleyes are hitting during the evening hours in 18 to 20
FAIRMONT AREA Four to five inches of ice is common on all lakes. Look to Hall Lake for walleyes and crappies over 20 feet. Perch action has picked up at North Silver Lake in four
PARK RAPIDS AREA You’ll find one to five inches of ice on the big lakes and up to nine inches on many small lakes. Walleyes are hitting fatheads on Fish Hook Lake in 18 feet
LAKE MILLE LACS Most of the lake is covered with three inches of ice and there is five to seven inches in the bays. But this area received seven inches of wet, heavy snow on
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Big lakes capped late last week and small lakes have four inches of ice. The only fishing reports have been off Lake Sarah and Medicine Lake where tip-ups and sucker minnows are

A week after a federal judge dismissed the cases against five tribal members charged with buying, selling, and transporting fish illegally, no appeal has been made by federal prosecutors
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