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NORTHEAST METRO Clear Lake, School Section Lake, and Coon Lake are giving up numbers of crappies in 15 to 20 feet of water. Northern pike remain active on most lakes throughout the area. Look to
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NORTHEAST METRO Clear Lake, School Section Lake, and Coon Lake are giving up numbers of crappies in 15 to 20 feet of water. Northern pike remain active on most lakes throughout the area. Look to
The 1837 Treaty Fisheries Technical Committee met Thursday and Friday, Jan. 18-19, in Minneapolis to determine the new safe harvest levels for Mille Lacs Lake for the 2001 walleye fishing season starting May 12. On
Feb. 10: The Dunn County Fish & Games Association’s 48th annual ice fishing contest will run from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. on Lake Menomin. Tickets, beverages, snacks and hot sandwiches will be
St. Paul The Minnesota DNR will buy two amphibious airplanes that it has been leasing to help fight potential forest fires in the northeastern part of the state. The DNR will spend $6 million for
It’s no secret that Walworth County harbors some mighty big bucks. Despite heavy hunting pressure, a few bucks manage to find refuge for three or four seasons and grow huge racks. Senft, of East Troy,
Feb. 4: 2001 Ice Fishing Jamboree. For more info contact Dale Leschke, 1400 Fishing & Hunting Club, 1400 Missouri Ave., South Milwaukee, WI 53173. Feb. 4: The RIB MNT Bowmen will hold a traditional Archery
Let’s say that you have a hankering to hunt where you stand a reasonable chance of having an opportunity at a big bull elk a mature 6×6 scoring 300 on up. Realistically you have three
Five other MDHA directors were re-elected by the chapters they represent, including Jim Larson of Badger, Greg Heyblom of Nashwauk, Scott Nagel of Little Falls, Jerry Hoaglund of Alexandria, and Cliff Bloberger of Maple Grove.
Officer Chuck Nelson (Paynesville) finished up on the youth snowmobile safety classes in the area. Officer Kurt Nelson (Appleton) spent time working the Glenwood station for fishing and snowmobiling activity. Some arrests were made for
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