Fishing
State completes another phase of major land buy
9,300 more acres acquired from Nature Conservancy
Links from Minnesota Outdoor News – Issue 20, 2013
Links from Minnesota Outdoor News Issue 20 ice makes headlines offshore and onshore
Ice makes headlines offshore and onshore
As ice-out progresses north, those with a vested interest in fishing might see this weekend something they didn’t in many places during last weekend’s fishing opener: fishermen in boats, on open water.
Walleye opener: slow, slow, slow
Twenty-five minutes into the 2013 season, Gov. Mark Dayton, fishing during the Governor’s Fishing Opener, got the walleye monkey off his back.
Sportsmen bemoan House Legacy bill, plot next step
In the end, the vote was rather anticlimactic.
Keep looking – maybe it takes moving a piece of elm bark to find a morel
There are days when trout don’t bite, deer don’t move, morels don’t grow, and turkeys don’t respond; sometimes those days last an entire season.
Photos from Mille Lacs Ice Tsunami
On May 11, the 2013 Minnesota inland waters fishing season opened, and – thanks to the unseasonably cool spring – ice remained on many larger lakes in the northern part of the state.
License fees are small change compared to the rest
Legislators need to hear support from hunters and fishermen for a license fee increase.
Bass fishing finals rescheduled for May 31-June 1
The fifth year of the IHSA-sanctioned bass fishing state championships at Carlyle Lake had been cancelled due to high waters. The finals have been rescheduled for May 31-June 1.
