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Joe Honer, of St. Cloud, and Ray Legatt, of Rice, located some good-sized crappies to go along with some of the lake’s abundant sunfish. Their 14 fish weighed 6.58 pounds. The championship field was made

Waupaca, Wis. Ever since the effort began to restore Great Lakes spotted muskies to Green Bay, the brood stock for that restoration effort has resided in Long Lake near Wild Rose, Wis. Each spring, DNR

Associated Press Washington, D.C. President George W. Bush is abandoning a plan that could have further reduced wetlands protections even though his administration has said their occasional use by farmers, migratory birds, or endangered species

Stearns County PF, with the support of the Minnesota DNR and the Stearns County Soil and Water Conservation District, applied for the grant in August. Stearns County’s grant proposal was one of 11 environmental partnerships

Available licenses will increase slightly. Hunters are reminded that spring turkey licenses are not available over the counter in the Black Hills. All license sales will be done by application in advance of the hunt

Agency adds catch and release week in the spring By Rob Drieslein Editor International Falls, Minn. Anglers on the Minnesota-Ontario border will see a more restrictive lake sturgeon regulation in 2004. The DNR announced the

The RFP is for projects designed to help sustain and enhance Minnesota’s natural resources with new, innovative, and sustainable approaches. The LCMR is a non-partisan legislative commission that makes funding recommendations to the full Legislature

Most of the predator hunters I meet in the Midwest hunt mainly for coyotes. That’s a good thing. Coyote hides are not worth enough to interest most trappers, so hunters get the job of managing

Red Lake Band hasn’t decided how it will resume its walleye harvest By Rob Drieslein Editor Bemidji, Minn. Barring any unforeseen complications, Red Lake walleye fillets again could grace the plates of state and tribal