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Editor St. Paul The Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources completed its recommendation process last week, allocating nearly $50 million in funding for outdoor and conservation projects. Phase II of the Minnesota Waterfowl Association-led “Restoring Minnesota’s

Field Editor St. Paul Avid waterfowl hunter John Schroers is not looking forward to the proposed Sept. 21 opener for the ’02 Minnesota duck season. “I don’t want to hunt brown ducks in a T-shirt,”

A total of 159,542 permits were issued throughout the 43 turkey management units during the spring season. More than 19,000 “second permits” were issued. Permit numbers are evenly distributed throughout the six time periods to

Associate Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. For a number of years, state DNR officials placed bands on resident giant Canada geese in an effort to track their travels. Now that these geese have landed in the

At Game Fair, in cooperation with KFAN radio and Gander Mountain, ON Editor Rob Drieslein and co-host Billy Hildebrand will conduct live interviews with gubernatorial and U.S. Senate candidates on issues important to hunters, anglers,

July 27: Mac’s Twin Bay Walleye Couple’s Tournament on Mille Lacs Lake from 7-3 p.m. $90 entry fee for pre-registrations. $100 day of tournament. For more info call Karen McQuoid at 320-676-8709. July 27-Aug. 4:

The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Department said the body believed to be Charles Maddox, 25, of Minneapolis, was found about a mile from the accident site. Maddox was one of three men aboard a 14-foot boat

The fish was winning the battle against this walleye fisherman, accustomed to 2- to 3-pounders on 6-pound-test line. The big sturgeon twisted and turned upstream, hugging the bottom the whole time. Finally, just before my

ALEXANDRIA AREA The shallow flats and sunken islands are starting to produce quite a few walleyes on the Le Homme Dieu Chain of Lakes, Lake Latoka, Lake Ida, Lake Irene, and Lake Miltona. Most area