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LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best walleye reports are coming from deeper water, 20 to 25 feet. Most anglers are opting for the deeper structure close to shore where nine to 12 inches of

Mille Lacs reg changes June 9

Editor St. Paul DNR Fisheries Director Ron Payer confirmed this week that the 14- to 16-inch harvest slot will continue on Lake Mille Lacs through the end of the June 9, 2003 nightfishing ban on

Deer kill may be lowest in 10 years

Stark asked all the hunters he talked with about the impact of CWD on their decision to hunt, and he reported that many surmounted the psychological hurdle. In the north many hunters believed CWD was

Has the Red Lake crappie bite peaked?

Editor Kelliher, Minn. As Red Lake ice anglers enter their fifth season of fishing slabs, one question increasingly wears on their minds: How much longer can this last? It started at the tail-end of the

DNR duck plan targets carp, problem beavers

Update on plan to improve duck hunting pending By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul It’s been about a year since the state DNR outlined a two-year plan, the goal of which was to improve

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