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Ice variable but getting thick fast

Garrison, Minn. Depending upon where you trod, the ice of Mille Lacs is somewhere between 5 and 12 inches, according to local bait and tackle dealers in the area. Statewide, much of the same can

Quiet Comstock near Duluth can provide fine sunnies

There are bigger water bodies nearby, and there’s a good chance they may prove more productive. But Comstock Lake, a duo of basins north of Duluth, near Whiteface in St. Louis County, has its place.

Trout poster proposed

St. Paul A proposal to replace the state trout stamp with a poster, allowing the popular art contest to continue, has been developed by the Trout and Salmon Citizen Oversight Committee. The trout stamp and

Second place

Matthew Schwietz, age 14 7th grade White Bear Lake, Minn. T his was my second trip to Lake of the Woods. It was 6:30 in the evening. The sky was partly cloudy with wind out

Gun deer harvest is fourth highest ever

Associate Editor St. Paul Pronouncing the northern deer herd “fully recovered,” the Minnesota DNR last week reported a 17-percent increase in the firearms harvest over 1999. Three straight mild winters and harvest restrictions helped rapidly

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