St. Paul – The Minnesota DNR will be eligible for nearly an additional $5 million in federal funds this year, but officials say it will be anything but “fun” money – dollars for new initiatives
Aitkin, Minn. – State anglers harvested just over one-fourth of last year’s allocation of Mille Lacs walleyes, and they’ll have a similar allocation – and likely similar regulations – this year, according to the DNR.
Red Wing, Minn. – The 32-year-old Cannon Falls, Minn., man accused of illegally killing a buck with a record-book rack in Goodhue County appeared in court last week and pleaded not guilty to three additional
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – The weather seems to have affected the bite and number of people fishing. Once the weather straightens out look to the deep mud and gravel to again be the
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Look for walleyes on the mud flats and deep gravel in 30 feet throughout the day. The Four Mile Gravel Bar has been one of the better spots this
Associate Editor Brooklyn Center, Minn. – It wasn’t a particularly awe-inspiring opening year for Minnesota’s walleye stamp, a voluntary purchase option for state anglers that forwards $5 to walleye stocking in the state. About 7,000
Brooklyn Center, Minn. – The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council last week recommended to the Legislature about $56.2 million in projects for the second round of funding from the constitutional amendment voters approved in 2008. Later
Brooklyn Center, Minn. – It’s been about a decade since resident fishing license fees have increased in Minnesota. But the DNR isn’t about to suggest hiking that fee, currently $17 (annual, individual) for state residents
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