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LAKE MILLE LACS East – Pulling crankbaits on the shallow rocks is still the best bet for walleyes. Look to Hawkbill Reef, Doe Island, Big Point, and the Agate Bay area as a few of
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LAKE MILLE LACS East – Pulling crankbaits on the shallow rocks is still the best bet for walleyes. Look to Hawkbill Reef, Doe Island, Big Point, and the Agate Bay area as a few of
Oct. 20: Bluff View Chapter, Friends of NRA Banquet at the Byron Legion in Byron at 5 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. For more info call Sue Bierly at 507-533-4307. Oct. 23: MDHA Hibbing/Chisolm
Oct. 20: Lake Area Gobblers & Ottertail Lakes Chapter event at Misty Meadows Shooting Preserve in Detroit Lakes. Contact Ranae Edwards at 218-589-7049.
Hunts: Sept. 14-16: Ladies Archery Hunt. Cost: $75 incl a day of scouting and preparing for the hunt, prior to the season. Weekend hunt, 2 nights lodging, dinner Friday & Saturday. Sept. 28-30: Grouse and
Sept. 20-23: Zumbro Valley Gobblers archery deer hunt at the Luna Property in Kenyon. (You will need a license for this event.) Contact Scott Luna at 507-789-5230. Sept. 29: Freeborn County Fantails event at Oak
DNR staff will present information and listen to comments regarding a proposal to expand the current two-mile catch-and-release regulation area to a 10-mile stretch of the river from the Wabasha County Road 7 bridge, downstream
Field Editor South Dakota’s residents-only pheasant hunting opener attracted small numbers of hunters who found few pheasants. The season, established in response to complaints that resident hunters faced undue competition from nonresidents, allowed state hunters
Editor St. Paul A proposal on the Federal Register last week offering the full 60-day waterfowl season for six Southern states in the lower part of the Mississippi Flyway has drawn an angry response from
The walleye bite really picked up on Woman Lake in 15 to 18 feet of water during the day with jigs and minnows being most productive. At night, crankbaits are taking more walleyes in 3
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