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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

Contributing Editor One of the most popular ways of fishing for walleyes and pike is to toss out a crankbait and go for a ride. Trolling is used both by anglers who don’t know what

May 2: Green Bay Chapter WWA Annual Banquet. Contact Chad Hendrickson 920-465-0541. Aug.: South Shore/Racine Chapter WWA Annual Banquet. Contact Chris Eisenman 262-639-6216. Aug.: Cedar Creek/Mequon Chapter WWA Annual Banquet. Contact Greg Rausch 262-375-2581. Aug.:

April 13: RMEF Ridge & Valley Chapter Banquet at Richland Center starting at 5:30 p.m. For more info call Tim Mueller at 608-647-6803. April 15: SE Wisc. Branch Quality Deer Mgmt. Assoc. 4th Annual Banquet

Associate Editor Madison States would be permitted to allow the hunting of Canada geese in August under a proposal recently offered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The expanded hunt a “conservation order” similar

Conservation angling licenses also in the mix By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul Legislation that would allow anglers in Minnesota to use two lines during the open-water season was approved by the House and

Associate Editor Minneapolis Drought conditions in much of Canada and potential changes in season frameworks could contribute to a more restrictive waterfowl season for Minnesota duck hunters this fall. Furthermore, U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials

Captive wildlife bill Johnsrud hasn’t been bashful about chastising DATCP and Wisconsin senators for not doing more to prevent CWD, or any disease, from reaching Wisconsin. When the Senate finally passed a captive wildlife bill

May 18-19: Pointing Dog Seminar hosted by Zwickey’z. For more info call Bill Wright at 715-834-2260, Deb Starnes at 715-962-3089 or Craig Peterson at 715-962-3096.