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- Minnesota Cuffs & Collars: Pilot helps locate illegal use of ATVs on state propertyMinnesota cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR conservation officers. These reports are from the March 28, 2025, edition of Outdoor News. The post Minne...
- Iowa’s pheasant season has evolved over decadesIowa’s current 70-plus day long pheasant season, opening on the last Saturday in October through Jan. 10 each year, is a long way from how it began. In the ea...
- Minnesota Mixed Bag: DNR issues rulemaking notice for Lake Superior, tributaries regsThe goals of this rule proposal are simplification and standardization of trout seasons start and end dates above and below boundaries; to remove the restrictio...
- Outdoor Insights: New perch bag limits on Minnesota’s Mille Lacs serve as a forward-facing sonar wake-up callTwo weeks ago, Minnesota DNR Fisheries restricted the bag limit for yellow perch on Lake Mille Lacs. The fantastic jumbo bite there this winter produced big gri...
- Minnesota Letters to the Editor: A poor decision on yellow bassReader-submitted letters to the editor published in the March 28, 2025, edition of Minnesota Outdoor News. The post Minnesota Letters to the Editor: A poor deci...
- Spongy moth management planned for this summer in MinnesotaThe spongy moth invasion continues in Minnesota, denuding trees across the northeastern and southeastern portions of the state. State ag officials have announce...
- Pro Fishing Tip of the Week: Inspect your gear before hitting the waterBefore hitting the waters, it’s crucial to ensure that all fishing gear is in perfect condition. This includes inspecting rods, reels, lines, and tackle boxes...
- Minnesota’s statewide fishing report on March 26, 2025Ice-fishing activity is light, but options remain to the north. Here’s a look at the Minnesota fishing report on March 26, 2025. The post Minnesota’s statew...
- Ice-out ahead of schedule in Minnesota, but not a repeat of 2024If you think declaration of “ice-out” for Minnesota lakes is precision science, you’d be incorrect. And again this year, as the phenomenon of ice melt adv...
- Michigan fisheries chief pushes case for increasing license feesCurrent Fisheries Division Chief Randy Claramunt hadn’t yet reached 10 years of age in January of 1979 when the Michigan Department of Natural Resources publi...
- MN Daily Update: Landowners can enroll in walk-in access program right nowEnrollment is open for Minnesota’s 2025 Walk-In Access program, which pays private landowners to allow public access. Listen here for more details. The post M...
- WI Daily Update: Forestry leaders honoredThe Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council recently honored individuals responsible for furthering forestry efforts in the state’s cities and suburbs. Here is who t...
- Court dismisses challenges over tribal fishing rights in Michigan’s Great LakesThe battle over tribal fishing rights resulting from the Treaty of 1836 appears to finally be over as the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati has di...
- Ohio State Trappers Association’s final fur auction draws good turnoutThere was a good turnout for the Ohio State Trappers Association’s second and final fur auction of the season in Kidron on March 8. Some 60 trappers and hunte...
- Take advantage of this quick shot at Ohio’s early spring walleyesThe ice may have just come off the water, but open water angling opportunities exist for cold water spawning species of fish like walleyes during the later wint...