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NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are biting in 15 feet of water on cool, cloudy days. If it’s bright out and the water warms, the fish move shallow. White Bear Lake, Big Marine Lake, and the St.
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NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are biting in 15 feet of water on cool, cloudy days. If it’s bright out and the water warms, the fish move shallow. White Bear Lake, Big Marine Lake, and the St.
Now-May 26: Cabela’s Wild Strut’n Turkey Hunting Contest, Owatonna, MN. Minnesota season and area. Prizes awarded at Cabela’s Owatonna. NWTF scoring method used to pick winner. Youth and adult group 1st, 2nd and 3rd place
As a result, some have linked fatheads to the duck decline. “Our data don’t substantiate that claim,” Hanson said. “On a site level, we can show and we have shown that if you decrease the
Staff Writer St. Paul The Senate omnibus tax bill that passed last Friday includes $34.5 million over the next two years to pay to clean up the state’s lakes and rivers through the Clean Water
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
The Big Birch Lake Association was selected from 500 lake associations in Minnesota. The award is sponsored by Crystal Pierz Marine. Big Birch is a 2,200-acre lake on the Stearns-Todd county line and drains a
Volunteers are assigned a specific lake where they make one survey between July 2 and July 12. The survey requires a commitment of several hours during one day. For more information, contact Haws at (218)
This year, a total of 284 permits are available in 30 zones in the northeastern part of the state. There is no hunting season in northwestern Minnesota. The season is Oct. 1-16. Moose hunters must
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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