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Rob Drieslein, Editor

In 1997 Rob came to Outdoor News from another outdoor publication. As editor, he writes news, his weekly column, and features. Rob also assigns topics to staff writers. You can catch his weekly radio show

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By Joe Albert

Randall, Minn. Gary Johnson and three others stood at the outlet of Todd County’s Long Lake, watching as knee-deep water moved steadily out of the lake. Water moving downstream usually is neither strange nor odd.

Road closures, detours, could impact anglers

Staff Writer St. Paul Anglers setting to the road this weekend for Saturday’s fishing opener no doubt will encounter plenty of traffic as it is. But it’s also the beginning of construction season, and anxious

Statewide

EAST-CENTRAL MINN Blue Lake started producing good-sized perch and crappies off the north side of the landing. Small minnows are turning crappies on Fremont Lake in less than six feet of water. Look to Blue

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