bighead carp was arrowed near Redwood Falls, about 80 miles upstream from the only other bighead carp captured in the Minnesota River.
There is no catch-all plan to address water quality in the state’s lakes because each one requires a specific approach tailored to its characteristics.
The budget bills that first emerged from the House and Senate left out all, or nearly all, the user fee increases the agency sought, and the hikes didn’t make it into the DNR’s budget bill
Signed bills include license fee hikes, allowance for scopes on muzzleloaders, and other fishing- and hunting-related provisions.
Interest has ramped up this spring in the state-record fish program, with five applications for four species.
Signers include DU and PF: “Minnesotans want clean water and a thriving outdoors, and they have voted to pay for it.”
Mystery remains as to how a jawbone from a saltwater shark got in the river.
Part of disease tracing effort reaching back to 2016 Crow Wing County case.
Licenses will be available for two concurrent elk seasons in Kittson County’s central (zone 20) and northeast (zone 30) zones.
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