
Bag limit bumped up to 4 walleyes on Upper Red
Open-water regs also allow for one fish over 20 inches, from 17 inches in 2021.
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Open-water regs also allow for one fish over 20 inches, from 17 inches in 2021.

Although there is no statistically significant change in the estimated population relative to 2020, this year’s estimated number of moose is the highest since 2011, when the population was midway through a steep decline.

In between will again be a summer of catch-and-release fishing, with an early July closure to reduce hooking mortality.

The Minnesota DNR is holding a career fair Tuesday, March 29, from 4-7 p.m. for anyone interested in learning more about the career of a conservation officer. The current recruiting period, which runs through April

This is the first time CWD has been detected in wild deer in this deer permit area, so the DNR is also taking immediate steps to understand the prevalence of the disease in wild deer

The new regulations lower limits on specific waters as part of a Minnesota DNR initiative to protect and improve sunfish sizes.

Dave Weitzel and Scott Mackenthun of the Minnesota DNR share what is needed to make a good bluegill lake.

So now, DNR wants Minnesotans to weigh in on how best to fund outdoor recreation and conservation.

Deer feeding and attractant bans expand; fall sampling shows CWD prevalence remains low, DNR says.
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