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Anglers encounter great bite statewide

Best bite yet to come By Glen Schmitt Staff Writer Buffalo, Minn. The biggest factor open water anglers deal with early in the season is the weather, and 2001 has been no exception. But despite

McCallum mum on Gard’s split of DNR

Editor Minocqua, Wis. Everyone connected with natural resources in Wisconsin seems to be talking about the proposed DNR split; everyone except Gov. Scott MacCallum, that is. McCallum and Lt. Gov. Margaret Farrow stopped off in

Park Service won’t press charges on Kooch County

Field Editor International Falls, Minn. Koochiching County commissioners can breathe easy. The National Park Service has decided not to press charges against them for sponsoring a snowmobile rally in Voyageur’s National Park last winter. “We

Harvest slot moves higher. . .

Anglers may keep somewhat larger walleyes when fishing Mille Lacs this season. The 2001 walleye regulations include a 16- to 20-inch harvest slot, with one walleye over 28 inches allowed. The new harvest range is

Moose hunters may find fires in the BWCAW

Field Editor Prospective Minnesota moose hunters who are considering applying for a 2001 hunting permit in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) may want to peruse a nine-pound document recently released by the U.S.

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