Beyond Minnesota: Wisconsin board member wants more money to maintain public lands
Staff Report
March 1, 2023
Outdoor-related items from around the country from the March 3, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota
New fishing regulations in effect for Big Sandy, other Minnesota lakes
Brian Mozey
March 1, 2023
The Minnesota DNR recently announced its list of water that will see new regulations come March 1. There are five special regulations and two experimental regulations that will apply at that time.
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars: Wild turkey misidentified as an eagle
Staff Report
March 1, 2023
Field reports from Minnesota DNR conservation officers published in the March 3, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota DNR in early stages of modernizing its licensing system
Brian Mozey
March 1, 2023
The Minnesota DNR is in the midst of a two-year project that will upgrade the department’s the electronic licensing system. In the end, the system will make it easier for people to buy licenses for
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: Tired of interference? Update your electronics
Brad Laabs
March 1, 2023
When fishing with sonar in the winter, you might encounter problems with interference from other nearby units. This can be even more of an issue when you’re fishing in 25 to 35 feet of water
Pheasants Forever, USFWS discuss partnership at forum
Brian Mozey
March 1, 2023
A forum at the recent Pheasants Forever Fest and Quail Classic included three topics: public land, private land, and education and outreach. At the conclusion, Ron Leathers, PF chief conservation officer, presented an award to
Minnesota’s Outdoor Calendar
Staff Report
March 1, 2023
Upcoming outdoor-related events from around Minnesota.
Minnesota’s Lake Sallie produces big fish, supplies DNR with walleye eggs
Glen Schmitt
March 1, 2023
Sallie’s walleye population is currently in excellent shape, and it consists of a wide range of sizes.
Minnesota bills targeting trapping, lead tackle emerge
Tim Spielman
March 1, 2023
The flurry of legislation introduced by state lawmakers continues, recently including bills that would ban certain types of lead fishing tackle – and, eventually, the sale and manufacture of such – and another that could
