April 7, 28, June 2, July 7: Bald Eagle Sportsmen’s Assoc (BESA) 3D Archery Shoots. For more info call Bill Cahill 651-653-9405 or check out website www.besamn.com April 27-28: LAD Archers, Mankato, is hosting an
German Lake is kicking out sunfish in five to eight feet of water. Mud Bay on Lake Washington is a safe bet for sunfish and crappies in seven feet of water. East Jefferson Lake continues
May 4-5: Fly fishing week-end, Eagle Bluff E.L.C. May 11: Mother/Child Fishing Clinic, Madison Lake (just NE of Mankato) at Fishing Pier. Register call 507-359-6049. 1-4 p.m. May 11-12: Horseback overnight, K&K Stables, Grand Rapids.
April 27: Isanti County Sportsman’s Club, Cambridge. Course: shotgun/trap, pistol, archery, more classes to be determined. Call Brenda Gotz at 763-444-5600. May 4: Boulder Lake Env. Ctr. & UNS Club, in Duluth. Course: birding, canoeing,
Field Editor St. Paul A noticeable surge in northern Minnesota’s lynx population has been observed in the field, but it is unlikely that any research will be initiated to learn more about the wild cat’s
Registration is available at any Gander Mountain store in the Twin Cities or St. Cloud. The fee for the contest is $5 at the stores or $6 the day of the event, which is headquartered
June 1: Women Anglers of Minnesota 25th Annual Fishing Tournament at Women Lake in Longville from 5:30-2 p.m. For more info call Mary Goldman at 612-339-1322. June 1-2: 14th Annual Mercury Walleye Classic on Leech
All debates will occur at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute at 301 19th Ave., in Minneapolis. All debates include a 6:30 p.m. reception with the debate beginning at 7 p.m. The first debate, featuring DFL
A bad experience with improperly prepared fish can turn a person off to one of the finest culinary experiences available. Some folks don’t mind if their fish tastes a bit “fishy.” That fishy taste, however,
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