ALEXANDRIA AREA BullDawgs and CowGirls have provided a good week of muskie action on Lake Miltona. Look for crappies in 12 to 15 feet of water on lakes Le Homme Dieu, Darling, Geneva, and Carlos.
Sept. 5:_Osakis Sportsmans Club, Corn Feed, 12-3 p.m., Osakis VFW. For more info call Brian Sorensen, 320-304-1832. Sept. 9:_Cottage Grove DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Tinucci’s Restaurant. For more info call Al Triebold, 612-868-4832. Sept. 9:_Hutchinson
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – A few walleyes continue to be taken on crankbaits in 12 feet or on live-bait rigs and leeches on the deep gravel bars during the day. At night, slip bobbers and
St. Paul – DNR officials likely will take a hard look at squirrel seasons in the state in coming months, the result of the belief in some quarters that squirrel populations are decreasing. The agency
St. Paul – Minnesota anglers love their walleyes. They prefer catching multiple fish and being able to bring some home for a meal, and most focus more on catching numbers of 16- to 18-inchers than
Washington – The signup period for a federal conservation program, which underwent a facelift in the most recent “farm bill,” has begun. The Conservation Stewardship Program encourages agriculture and forestry producers to maintain existing conservation
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Slip bobbers and leeches are working best during the day for walleyes on the 28- to 35-foot gravel edges. This same presentation will work at night on the deep gravel and
St. Paul – When there’s $70 million in funds to spend on conservation and habitat, time spent discussing the definitions of three words – protect, restore, and enhance – might seem a waste. Not so,
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