MN Daily Update: Comment on proposed fisheries rules on Lake Superior
Site Staff
April 9, 2025
The Minnesota DNR is seeking public comment on some new Lake Superior fisheries rules proposals. Here are the details.
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Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – April 8, 2025
Site Staff
April 8, 2025
On the Rainy River, spring open-water fishing began over a week ago and has started out very good, with some big walleyes being caught and released.
Is another record tom harvest in the cards for Minnesota this spring?
Tim Spielman
April 8, 2025
When Minnesota’s spring turkey season begins on April 16, hunters should expect much of what they experienced a year ago – good bird numbers, unpredictable turkey behavior, and similarly unpredictable spring weather, officials say.
MN Daily Update: Open-water regulations set on Upper Red Lake
Site Staff
April 8, 2025
State anglers on Minnesota’s Upper Red Lake will be able to keep five walleyes this open-water season. Listen here for the details.
Minnesota, Wisconsin anglers should be aware of regulation changes on Lower St. Croix River
DNR Report
April 7, 2025
As anglers prepare for the St. Croix River fishing opener on Saturday, May 3, they should be aware of several updates for the fishing season.
The following regulations have changed for the Lower St.
Ryan Rothstein: Turkey hunting and whitetail scouting go hand in hand
Ryan Rothstein
April 7, 2025
Inevitably, despite my best intentions to be an honest turkey hunter, I always seem to find myself drifting toward scouting for whitetails during turkey season.
One of my favorite layers of irony to unpack
MN Daily Update: How to fish spring sturgeon on the Rainy River
Site Staff
April 7, 2025
Are you interested in fishing sturgeon on the Rainy River? Here’s an update of what your options are on this unique fishery.
Metro Area Fishing Report – April 6, 2025 – video
Matt Johnson
April 6, 2025
The scoop on location and crappie setups.
Commentary: Ikes offers ‘common-sense agenda for conservation’ for next Congress
Jared Mott
April 6, 2025
With a new Congress and president in Washington, conservationists are working to safeguard the lands, waters, and wildlife that define our outdoor heritage. Across the United States, water pollution, habitat loss, and climate change continue
