NORTHEAST METRO White Bear Lake, Beaver Lake, and Bald Eagle Lake are kicking out sunfish and crappies in 10 to 12 feet of water. Look to Kroon Lake and Little Lake for consistent sunfish and
April 13: West Metro NWTF Jakes Event at 1p.m. at Archery Experts in Champlin. For more info call Paul Hacht at 763-479-4366. May 3: RMEF Golf Scramble at Wildmarsh in Buffalo. For more info call
Field Editor St. Paul Legislation to restrict “recreational shining,” the practice of using spotlights to observe deer at night, is unlikely to pass during this session, much to the frustration of deer hunters and landowners
Biologists in Iowa have begun an extensive research project to provide more information about the brain disease that’s always fatal in deer and elk. Last year, the Iowa DNR tested four deer that showed symptoms
St. Paul The Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance (MOHA) has invited the candidates for governor and the U.S. Senate to its eighth annual Couples Dinner on April 25. Gubernatorial candidates Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe, Orono
April 11: Slab Crappie & Sunfish Secrets by “Tackle Terry” Tuma at 7 p.m. at Gander Mountain in Woodbury. For more info call 651-735-6101. April 13: Come & Talk Fishing with “Tackle Terry” Tuma from
April 13: Annual Chatfield Fire Dept. Trout Classic Fishing Contest. For more info call Mike Pederson at 507-867-3923. April 27-28: 6th Annual Northern Pike Ice-Out Tournament at Zippel Bay on Lake of the Woods. $40
Catch-and-release fishing with barbless hooks began April 1 in southeastern Minnesota (not including Rice and Dakota counties). Trout populations are expected to be similar to the past few years, said Kevin Stauffer, area fisheries supervisor
ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Ida and Lake Victoria are producing crappies in 15 to 18 feet of water during the late afternoon and evening hours. Pocket Lake and Lake Louise are the area’s best bets for
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