Field Editor Anglers should be able to purchase nightcrawlers for Labor Day weekend excursions, say state bait dealers. Recent rains in southern Ontario should end a summer worm drought. “There has been a very tough
The change is designed to give forestry officials greater freedom to manage forests in Wisconsin, said Rep. John Gard, R-Peshtigo. The proposed department is a compromise between the Senate Democrats’ wish to keep the DNR
The expo includes hands-on activities, such as archery, duck and goose calling, fly tying, and dog training. The event is free to all who attend. Food and prizes will be served to all attendees. For
Aug. 23: Minnesota Waterfowl Assoc. Metro Chapter 26th Annual Fall Fund-Raiser at the Minneapolis North Hilton. For more info call the State Office of the MWA at 952-922-2832 or Bruce at 952-472-2442. Aug. 24: The
Sept. 19: Fur, Fin and Feather Auction Night Party. Bring auction items and plan on being there. Wading Women of MN fly fishing organization meets the fourth Tuesday of every month in the metro area.
Glen Schmidt in addition to ad sales, writes news and feature articles including the weekly fishing report. Glen is the lead sales rep. for the Mille Lacs Digest.
Aug. 25-26: 1st Annual Slim Schaefer 3-D shoot and rendezvous. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days – at Ahlman’s Range-8 mi. w. of Faribault. $250 prize money. Call 507-243-3300 for info.
Moderation is the key By L.P. Brezny In 2000, the early goose season was off to a good start. My partners and I were hunting near the city of White Bear Lake and geese were
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Spinner rigs tipped with leeches or night crawlers continue to produce walleyes on the deep mud and gravel. Look to the shallow rocks during low-light periods of the day, or
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