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St. Cloud, Minn. Whether you like or dislike proposed changes to Minnesota’s fishing bag limits depends on where you live, the species you pursue, and your preferred method of fishing, the DNR has learned. The

Contributing Editor “Get a bird?” asked B.J. Will, as I checked out of the Blue Roof Motel in Durand. “Not yet,” I admitted. “The guy in Number 10 got a 23-pounder yesterday, and his wife

Madison DNR secretary Darrell Bazzell believes that once the public knows the facts, Rep. John Gard’s proposal to split the DNR will fall on its face. Gard isn’t so sure that will happen, but the

April 30: Blackhawk Chapter of Trout Unlimited in Janesville is having a banquet fundraiser for Trout habitat at Hoffman House Restaurant starting at 5 p.m.. Call Joseph Putsch at 608-752-1955 for more info. May 2:

The Clinton administration had approved the ban, saying it would reduce pollution and noise. It was to take effect two months ago, but was delayed because the Bush administration wanted to review it. The ban

Special buck applications are due by May 11 and all elk applications must be postmarked on or before Friday, May 18. Also available now are applications for nonresident small game and paddlefish. Resident archery deer,

May 22-23: Natural Resources Board will meet in a location yet to be confirmed. For information, contact Linda Jahns 608-267-7420. May 11-12: Conservation Congress Statewide Convention, this year at Fox Hills Resort, Mishicot, in Manitowoc

St. Paul Minnesota DNR Commissioner Allen Garber announced Monday that he has selected a long-time Minnesota forestry professional to head the DNR’s Forestry Division. Michael Carroll, a 21-year veteran with the DNR who currently serves

Superior Wilderness Action Network filed the lawsuit last week in U.S. District Court, contending the Forest Service didn’t conduct a mandatory environmental impact statement before agreeing to swap a parcel of Superior National Forest land