NORTHEAST METRO A slowly presented jig and minnow continues to trigger walleyes on the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. Deer registrations are down and general reports from hunters have involved limited deer sightings. By most
St. Paul – After nearly a decade of debate, voters on_Tuesday held the fate of a constitutional amendment to dedicate funding for natural resources in their hands. In addition to the amendment, voters also were
Bemidji, Minn. – DNR officials continue to be impressed with the progress of walleyes in northern Minnesota’s Upper Red Lake – so much so, in fact, that the department is considering an increase to a
Aitkin, Minn. – While many anglers considered the fishing at Lake Mille Lacs this season to be poor, there are encouraging signs on the horizon. Annual near-shore fall netting turned up 9.8 walleyes per net
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor ON THE FRONT PAGE of this issue you’ll see an article about DNR Secretary Matt Frank’s outreach efforts to state deer hunters – how he’s asking hunters to voluntarily give up
NORTHEAST METRO Northern pike continue to hit sucker minnows in 10 to 14 feet on Demonterville Lake, Lake Jane, White Bear Lake, and Rush Lake. The Mississippi and St. Croix rivers are the area’s best
Joe Albert Associate Editor Vote Yes. Let me remind all of you to please vote in favor of the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment that will be on the ballot next Tuesday. All in
St. Paul – The state’s new regulations on ballast water aren’t sufficient to protect Lake Superior from invasive species, according to an appeal filed last week with the Minnesota Court of Appeals. The Minnesota Center
Minneapolis (AP) – A camper from Washington, D.C., has been indicted on charges of causing a wildfire that blackened nearly 120 square miles of forest in northeast Minnesota and Canada, federal prosecutors announced last week.
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