Madison Sportsmen voting at the April 9 spring hearings rejected the “one-buck” idea and a ban on group hunting for bucks, but they widely supported plans to limit the size of sturgeon spearing holes and
Sam Johnson, of DNR Trails and Waterways in Grand Rapids, has found refrigerators, stoves, building materials and other garbage in remote areas.
Chippewa River: From Glidden down to the Holcombe Flowage, the Chip is canoe water, with lots of logs, rocks and cut banks that hold bass, walleyes and muskies. Below Holcombe, it is big enough for
Field Editor St. Paul A citizens’ group that reviews DNR expenditures of monies derived from hunting and fishing license and stamp sales is seeking legislation to restructure its committees and have DNR budget oversight. The
It’s a question that’s confounded fishing scholars since the dawn of Western Civilization: What’s the best way to catch ice-out crappies? OK, that’s probably the Everest of exaggerations, but catching the palate-pleasing panfish isn’t as
Work groups will be assigned tasks including trail maintenance, raking, litter pick-up, or special projects. Pre-registration is requested by calling Nancy Haugen, refuge public use specialist, at (763) 389-3323, ext. 213. Participants should dress for
“This is not a solution to today’s farm crisis, but it is a proven program with demonstrated ability that can help some farmers and allow us to expand the conservation and wildlife benefits across the
April 17: There will be a Minnesota Smallmouth Alliance Meeting at the Creekside Community Center in Bloomington. Contact Dan Johnson at 651-779-8893 for more info.
May. 19: Pelican Lake June 2: Cedar Lake June 23: North Long Lake July 14: Rooseveldt Lake August 4: Whitefish Lake August 18: Gull Lake (Classic) Apr. 14: The Chatfield Fire Department is sponsoring its
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