Exhibits include a full lineup of boats and marine accessories, and three pro anglers including Outdoor News’ “Tackle Terry” Tuma will host seminars. Show hours are noon to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, 10
Mar. 2: Annual Banquet at Golden Valley VFW. For more info call Pat & Ruth Moore at 763-413-9023. April 28: Turkey Shoot at LeBlanc’s Rice Creek hunting. Call Jim Vorderbruggen at 763-497-3330 for more info.
The harvest will occur under a federal conservation order that allows 24 states, including Minnesota, to harvest light geese after the close of the hunting seasons. Non-toxic shot must be used, but there is no
Feb. 8-10: Long Lake Conservation Center, Palisade. Courses: cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing & making, dog sledding, etc Call Yvette Zutter at 218-445-5941 or Ellen Thomas at 651-779-0574. Feb. 23: Eagle Bluff E.L.C., Lanseboro. Courses: skijoring, winter
The Youth Waterfowl Hunt will be held Sept. 14. A recent study of duck hunters showed the majority supports the hunt, but it also draws significant opposition, according to the DNR.
Cutfoot Sioux Lake is producing walleyes in 12 to 20 feet of water and there are crappies hitting in 25 feet during the morning hours. Look to Big Splithand Lake for crappies in 20 to
June 1-2: 14th Annual Mercury Walleye Classic on Leech Lake in Walker. Over $100,000 at stake. To enter and for more info call 218-547-4714 or email chipleer@djam.com 2002 Minnesota Walleye Tournament (MWT) schedule. See your
Mar. 23-23: Bow Hunter Education for Women, MN Shooting Sports Education Center, Grand Rapids. Register call 218-327-0583. May 11: Mother/Child fishing clinic, Madison Lake (just NE of Mankato), Madison Lake fishing pier. Register call 507-359-6049.
Feb. 23: the Finnegan Lake Walleye Club is having it annual fishing erby. Starts at 8a.m. – 4p.m. Contact Bill Cole at 920-855-2137 for more info. Feb. 23-24: Breed Sportsman Club Ice Fishing Jamboree will
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