Fishing
Teenage boys dive into action to save drowning yellow Lab during Minnesota fishing trip
To hear 14-year-old Jacob Jensen, of Andover, Minn., tell the story, he was having something of an out-of-body experience. He wasn’t thinking as much as he was reacting to the dire circumstances before him.
Illinois DNR recognizes 2024 outstanding volunteers of the year
Eleven individuals and organizations have been recognized as 2024 outstanding volunteers of the year for their efforts on behalf of Illinois DNR.
“DNR is blessed to have marvelous volunteers, and their work is vital
New York Fishing Report – August 30-September 6, 2024
Anglers recently reported good walleye action at the mouth of the river on the Niagara Bar.
Michigan Fishing Report – September 4, 2024
Bass, pike, and panfish were caught steadily throughout the county on many lakes here.
Steve Carney: Take time to slow down and fish a river
Small river systems are easy to read, and just the other day I caught a variety of species, from walleyes to bass to perch and bullheads – all by hovering my boat in the gentle
Minnesota Mixed Bag: Prairie Pothole Day is Saturday, Sept. 7
The 41st annual Prairie Pothole Day is set for this Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (rain or shine) at the Prairie Woods Environmental Center near Spicer – a new location this
Minnesota DNR to launch changes to muskie-stocking regimen
With more and more information lately to consider, the Minnesota DNR is rethinking its approach to muskie stocking across the state as a means to promote lower mortality rates and overall population improvement.
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Minnesota citizen advisory group gives final report to DNR, state legislators
In what will be its final report to the Minnesota DNR and state legislators, the members of the DNR’s citizen advisory group, the Game and Fish Budgetary Oversight Committee, recommended the agency continue to advocate
Minnesota Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Preserve your leeches in late season
Around this time of year, leeches become a little more scarce, and the cost is usually higher.
If you do have a nice batch, make sure to “baby” them. Pick the dead ones out
