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Is a change in muskie stocking plans needed?

Park Falls, Wis. State fish managers and biologists recently decided to take another look at muskie stocking protocol, with an eye toward possibly cutting back on stocking in some lakes. Any changes are at least

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ALEXANDRIA AREA Expect an evening crappie bite on Smith Lake, Maple Lake, and Lake Mary in 22 feet of water. Lake Carlos is producing enough walleyes to keep things interesting during the evening hours in

March 3: Upper Red Lake Crappie Contest.

12 noon til 4 p.m. For more info & tickets call 218-647-8925 or www.upperredlakecrappiecontest.com Aug. 4-5: The Thief River Falls Archery Club will be hosting it’s 50th Annual Outdoor 3-D Archery Tournament. Call Dana Klos

Spawner biomass a hot topic at 1837 meetings

St. Paul The amount of walleye spawning biomass in Lake Mille Lacs has been a point of intense discussion during recent negotiations of the joint state/tribal Treaty Fisheries Technical Committee. The committee, comprised of state

Coming soon to Martin County: a Fox Lake muskie chase

Fox Lake just seemed like a good place for some muskies. The lake exceeds 1,000 acres, winterkill isn’t a problem, there’s a diverse forage base, and there’s really no other muskie lake in the southern

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