In another twist, the winning walleye wasn’t the only fish that Zac caught during the contest, held from noon to 3 p.m. Earlier in the day he’d landed a tullibee, just over a pound, that,
The Biden-Harris administration took action Jan. 26 to protect the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and surrounding watershed, a spectacular network of rivers, lakes, and forests in northeastern Minnesota that comprise the most heavily visited
AT THE DNR ROUNDTABLE ON JAN. 20, attendees learned the department’s budget plans included increasing fishing license fees, state park fees, and watercraft registration fees – a means to pay for expenses upcoming on a
When I’m looking for crappies at this time of year, I want to stay in the more moderate range of 15 to 20 feet of water, when possible. I’m confident that I can entice crappies
Outdoor news items from around Minnesota.
House File 389, aimed at increasing conservation spending, was introduced in the House’s Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy Committee on Jan. 24
Gov. Tim Walz released his $3.3 billion capital budget recommendations Jan. 26 with $265.7 million for the DNR and about $36 million for the state Board of Water and Soil Resources.
The Mississippi River backwaters are producing panfish of all species. I’ve been using minnows and spoons tipped with minnow heads to catch perch, and jigs tipped with plastics or spikes to get bluegills and crappies..
Field reports from Minnesota DNR conservation officers.
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