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NORTHEAST METRO The walleye bite has been slow. There’s a few being caught from shore anglers on Vadnais Lake and on Forest Lake in 18 to 20 feet of water. The northern pike bite has
June 21: 2nd Annual DU 50 Bird Trap Event at the Brown County Sportsman Club. For more info call Jeff, 920-983-1211.
June 21: Bucky Shoot 4th Annual Sporting Clay Fundraising for U.W. Wrestling Club, Milford Hills Hunt Club, Johnson Creek, Wisc. For more info call Sandy Berndt, 608-262-3586. West Allis Bowmen Shooting Schedule. For more info
Holes’ found in state quarantine plan
Editor Manitowoc, Wis. One Manitowoc County sportsman claims the state Department of Natural Resources and Department of Agriculture are not doing enough to ensure that quarantined game farms are truly quarantined after he did some
Doyle lands 17-inch pike during 2003 Governor’s Fishing Opener
Correspondent Cable, Wis. When Gov. Jim Doyle was interviewed after being elected, he was asked if he would participate in outdoors events such as the annual Governor’s Fishing Opener. He said he hoped to, but
Bands demand that commissioner resign
Merriam apologizes for comments By Rob Drieslein Editor St. Paul Leaders of eight Indian bands in Minnesota called for the resignation of DNR Commissioner Gene Merriam this week following comments he made at a Mille
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FARIBAULT AREA The walleye bite has been tough. Cannon Lake is giving up a few fish in six feet of water or less on minnows during the day. At night, crankbaits have produced the majority
Aitkin, Minn. Effective immediately, the area locally know as the Reddy Creek beach, on the northeast shore of Mille Lacs Lake, will be actively managed as an Aquatic Management Area (AMA).
Camping will not be allowed within the boundaries of Reddy Creek. Traditional day use of this area will continue to provide recreational opportunities for swimming, picnicking and hiking. Camping alternatives are located at nearby state
Duluth, Minn. The Minnesota DNR recently has drafted individual fisheries lake management plans for 16 lakes in the Duluth area. Lake management plans are used by fisheries managers to describe the past and present conditions of the lake, as well as futu
The specific lake plans available for review at this time are Anne, Big Bear, Boulder, Dinham, Flowage, Fond du Lac, Little Hanging Horn, Little Stone, Long, Mirror, St. Louis Bay, Smith, Tamarack, Thomson, Whiteface, and