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CO evaluation bill advances

St. Paul The Minnesota Senate has approved a bill that would rid the DNR Enforcement Division of a form of conservation officer evaluation that the officers’ union saw as a quota, of sorts. The bill

Fish winterkill expected across state

Waterville, Minn. It’s a near certainty that a few lakes in the Waterville area will experience winterkill of fish this year. Time will tell the extent of the losses and whether or not they occur

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ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Ida is kicking out sunfish and crappies at a good pace. Expect to find a mixed bag of crappies, perch, and sunfish from Lake Henry. Lake Irene, Smith Lake, Lake Le Homme

St. Paul The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has extended the comment period to April 19, 2001 for the draft policies regarding the public uses of the National Wildlife Refuge System. The policy provides guidance for hunting, fishing, wildlife watching, w

Among the proposals is a possible ban on most tournament fishing on refuge land. A full text of the policy is available at the web site, http://refuges.fws.gov, under “What’s new.” Submit comments to Douglas Staller,

Bad weather gobblers

spring morning with clear skies, not a hint of a breeze, and the sound of lusty gobbling greeting the break of day. Maybe I treasure these days so much because there are so few of

Late ice means scrappy tullibees

They’re piranhas of the ice-fishing belt, or as Chip Leer of On-Ice Tour calls them, “shiner minnows on steroids.” We’re talking tullibees, or call them ciscoes if you will. And from now until ice fishing’s

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