
Minnesota agency: Studying fish key to getting a handle on state waters
The fish can tell a better story about the water’s state than just taking water samples.

The fish can tell a better story about the water’s state than just taking water samples.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Muskies and some big pike are being caught via trolling crankbaits on the north end in 12 to 16 feet. Smallies have been more difficult to catch this week, but

Outfitted properly with superline and a fluorocarbon leader, you can work your hard-water rods year-round for panfish, walleyes, and even northern pike.

CEDAR RIVER – The upper stretch of the Cedar River in north-central Iowa is now 28 tons of trash lighter, thanks to the efforts of 469 volunteers. Earlier this month, 469 volunteers took part in

Combining the prairie and healthy wetlands has been a boon for migrating and resident wildlife in and around Eagle Lake.

The 2017-18 Iowa Hunting, Trapping and Migratory Game Bird Regulations will be arriving at license vendors across the state in the next few weeks. Notable hunting regulation changes include extending the Missouri River Zone for

POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY, Iowa – Iowa DNR state park rangers have charged two hunters after a tip was reported by fishermen of shots fired at Lake Manawa on July 22. At approximately 12:52 a.m. on July
An 11-year-old Duluth girl had her ankle and foot cut in 25 places Wednesday, July 19 – possibly by a muskie, according to her doctors – while hanging off a paddleboard on Island Lake near

Versatile fishing methods will entertain you by putting more fish in the boat and help you determine what the next bite will produce.
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