
A visit to a one-time great deer stand
I was close to the deer stand known as “Charlie’s Diamond.” For the rest of the journey, I knew I would be treading on hallowed ground.

I was close to the deer stand known as “Charlie’s Diamond.” For the rest of the journey, I knew I would be treading on hallowed ground.

There are three lure modifications you should make to your baits, especially if you plan on targeting burbot (eelpout) this winter.

It’s far from clear that facts put anyone’s mind at ease these days, but they’re a place to start. A review of the literature refreshed my own understanding.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) patrolled area wildlife management areas and state parks. Lake of the Woods was still mostly wide open on the west side as of the week after
Banquets/Fundraisers dec. 10: Sand Dunes Gobblers NWTF, Doors open at 2:00 p.m., American Legion, Elk River. For more info call Dave “Meach” Meacham, 952-994-6901. JAN. 7, 2023: Whitetails Unlimited Southern Minnesota Deer Camp, 5:30 p.m.,
Opponents of PolyMet Mining Corp.’s project say state regulators should have included “end-of-pipe” limits on discharges of mercury, sulfates, and other pollutants in the water quality permit.

The last year the Minnesota DNR wrote a master plan for the Whitewater Wildlife Management Area in southeastern Minnesota, Jimmy Carter was president, Elvis Presley died, and Star Wars opened in theaters.
Minnesota’s abundance of lakes also translates into outsized opportunities to catch walleyes early in the ice season, even beyond northern Minnesota, the state’s main region of walleye-angling action. Finding good information about where to fish
Joe Fellegy recently chatted with DNR biologist Paul Radomski about his new book, “Walleye: A Beautiful Fish of the Dark” and related matters. Fellegy: The title of your book is, “Walleye: A Beautiful Fish of
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