
Lauding the work of N.D. game wardens
Many people are a little surprised and often enlightened when they visit with a North Dakota game warden and learn more about the people behind the badge. A hunter may not realize the time and

Many people are a little surprised and often enlightened when they visit with a North Dakota game warden and learn more about the people behind the badge. A hunter may not realize the time and

This is the first time CWD has been detected in wild deer in this deer permit area, so the DNR is also taking immediate steps to understand the prevalence of the disease in wild deer

March and April in Missouri offer an early ice-out soft-water angling destination for Minnesotans and other north country residents.

While both bluegills and crappies species receive heavy fishing pressure, the lake seems to have the right ingredients to keep kicking out quality fish.

While there’s fewer people fishing, those going are catching crappies and bluegills in shallow water.

West metro still has good ice, edges are getting soft and things will change on a daily basis now. The weather forecast looks like ice angling is coming to an end soon around here. Crappie

Reading the “dead zone” on your flasher – and how you can use its information to catch more fish. Video courtesy of Angling Buzz.
Banquets/Fundraisers MARCH 18: Minnesota Ducks Unlimited, American Legion, Le Center. For more info call Brad Collins, 507-351-4747. March 18: Ruffed Grouse Society Rum River Chapter, 5:00 p.m., Braham Event Center, Braham. For more info call
District 1 – Baudette area CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls) continued to monitor ice shelter removal prior to the upcoming removal date, conducted equipment maintenance, and investigated the dumping of deer carcasses on a
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