Rainy River crappies?
Crappies in Rainy River? There have always been the odd one caught but reports of limits of crappies caught there have been heard last season… Login to continue reading Login…
Outdoors
Research: Fish likely widespread wolf food
STAFF REPORT As anglers head to area lakes to catch the season’s first pike or walleye, researchers from the Voyageurs Wolf Project have found that… Login to continue reading Login…
Hike with a scientist
STAFF REPORT Voyageurs Conservancy and local scientist Chris Hemstad will offer people a hike through the geologic formations at Voyageurs National Park Saturday. The morning… Login to continue reading Login…
VNP: Decon station at Kettle Falls portage
VNP REPORT In response to the discovery of zebra mussel veligers, or larvae, in Rainy Lake’s Black Bay in 2021, Voyageurs National Park staff is… Login to continue reading Login…
CO Reports
District 5 – Eveleth area Tuesday CO John Slatinski IV (Ray) reports anglers continue to report success on area waterways. Cooler weather this weekend was… Login to continue reading Login…
Master naturalist training offered
EXTENSION REPORT Do you enjoy learning about the natural world? If so, consider becoming a Minnesota Master Naturalist volunteer. The Minnesota Master Naturalist program is… Login to continue reading Login…
Burning restrictions begin
DNR REPORT To help ensure public safety and protect natural resources, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources activated burning restrictions this week for Carlton, Cook,… Login to continue reading Login…
Stauber: Park plan aims to limit access
The 8th District congressman who represents northern Minnesota said he stands with his constituents who are angry about Voyageurs National Park’s proposed frozen lake surface access and use plan The comment period on the plan closed last week. It drew hundreds of people to participate in three meetings in April about the plan.
‘Take a Kid Fishing’ this weekend
During “Take a Kid Fishing” weekend June 9 to June 11 - Minnesota residents can fish without licenses if they take children 15 or younger along, and participate in one among many ways to enjoy June as the 2023 Great Outdoors Month.