Washington – A recently released overview of President Barack Obama’s 2010 budget provides little detail in most areas, but does provide financial promise for one of the nation’s most productive conservation programs, according to Ducks
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are being caught during the evening hours in 10 to 14 feet on lakes Reno, Ida, Darling, Le Homme Dieu, and Mary. Sunfish action also is improving on these lakes along the
St. Paul – Despite a faltering economy and concern about lead in venison, hunters gave nearly as much money to the state’s venison donation program last year as they did in 2007. Given the choice
ANNANDALE AREA Crappie action is consistent in 30 to 50 feet on Clearwater Lake, 28 to 40 feet on Pleasant Lake, and 30 feet on Lake Sylvia. Look for sunfish in less than 12 feet
A book on our shelf contains a steelhead-fishing story first published in Field and Stream magazine in 1971. The late Charlie Waterman wrote of his fly-fishing experiences on the Kispiox River in northern British Columbia,
St. Paul – With generally bad news surrounding funding for state departments for the upcoming fiscal cycle, the Minnesota DNR received some good news recently: Grant funding available through two federal programs – known as
St. Paul – Fishing interests around Minnesota’s popular Lake Mille Lacs suggested and state officials agreed: simple is best. Despite a hefty increase in the walleye poundage allotment for state-licensed anglers this year, the regulation
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor Winter didn’t end in the Northwoods on Feb. 6, but it sure let up a little bit, and that reprieve felt awfully good. What also didn’t hurt is the crappies cooperated
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