More communities in Minnesota are seeing increased whitetail populations within city limits where firearms ordinances hinder deer management.
St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR had a historic year in the 2023 legislative session, receiving $149.9 million for its Get Out More initiative.
Randolph Briley, ORIP coordinator, said the partnership will include the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, Minnesota DNR, Explore Minnesota Tourism, and Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation.
The estimate of overall duck abundance (excluding scaup, better known as bluebills) was 481,000 ducks, which was 15% below the 2022 estimate of 567,000 ducks, 20% below the 10-year average, and 22% below the long-term
Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer Gary Roach says now is a great time to incorporate spinners into fishing for walleyes. Here’s how he does it.
St. Paul — The Minnesota Legislature passed major public safety legislation during the 2023 session that went into effect Aug. 1.
Good numbers of walleyes and sauger were caught this week on the south end. Drifting with spinners and crawlers and trolling crankbaits in 28 to 34 feet has been best in the open basin of
The Minnesota DNR announced that hunting will be allowed on an additional part of the Walnut Lake Wildlife Management Area. Here are the details.
Summer patterns in these parts are drifting with spinners and crawlers and trolling crankbaits.
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