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Associate Editor Duluth, Minn. Most of those involved in the peddling of minnows across the state of Minnesota agree winterkill in some top trapping locations will limit the number of bait fish available and perhaps

St. Paul Early next month, the Minnesota DNR will interview several applicants interested in leading the agency’s Division of Forestry. Brad Moore, assistant DNR operations commissioner, said the agency likely will have from six to

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) June: Women Anglers of Minnesota will be holding their

July 15: The Neosho Archers will sponsor the WBH & Community Benefit Shoot, registration begins at 7 a.m. and runs until 5 p.m. Food and camping are available. The shoots are at the club’s grounds

“We needed a big harvest,” said Bill Mytton, DNR deer ecologist. “We set the conditions for one by extending the gun and archery seasons and issuing free antlerless permits with each license sold.” Despite the

Travelling hunters and anglers are increasingly finding themselves the targets of new restrictions designed to limit and perhaps discourage nonresident hunting and fishing. This fall, resident pheasant hunters in South Dakota and Montana will have

Madison A “one-buck-per-hunter” idea and possible new walleye size limits on the Wisconsin River highlight some of the statewide fish and wildlife issues that will be on the table on Monday, April 9 when the

Madison Sportsmen attending three upcoming Assembly hearings on the “right to hunt, fish and trap” bill will see different language than what passed in the Senate version of that bill. “We’re suspicious of the Senate

March 27: The Natural Resources Board’s Special Committee on Deer Baiting and Feeding will convene from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the lower level one conference room of the Best Western Inn on the