Monthly Archives: May 2008

In case you missed it due to the long weekend, the North Dakota DNR ND Game and Fish Dept. has a new Outdoors Online weekly Web cast. This week they’re talking with Wildlife chief Rob Kreil about upcoming deer lottery … Continue reading →

The first full weekend in June, anglers may head out to the lakes and rivers of Wisconsin to fish without a license. It’s open to residents and non-residents alike and there’s no age limitation. More from the Wisconsin DNR.

On June 1, it’s open house day at Minnesota state parks and the Department of Natural Resources invites everyone to pack a picnic basket and head to any state park and recreation area for free to enjoy the Great Minnesota … Continue reading →

According to a news release sent out today, Gov. Tim Pawlenty launched the CivicFest Walleye School of Fish Competition, a statewide artistic competition open to Minnesota students interested in designing a 4-foot birch flat-board walleye: Fishing and spending time outdoors … Continue reading →

Stuck at work reading this blog instead of out on the lake? You’re not the only one. There’s a lot of talk around the Web about the Minnesota opener today, here’s a quick round up. The Minnesota DNR would like … Continue reading →

Headed out for tomorrow’s fishing opener in Minnesota tomorrow? You might want to check which lakes are iced over at this Minnesota Climatology Working Group Web page. As of the time of this post, here’s a list of the lakes … Continue reading →

Southeast Minnesota’s Root River Trail has been repaired and is ready for bikers, according to the Minnesota DNR: One of Minnesotas most popular and scenic bike trails is again open. Spring is a great time to enjoy it, according to … Continue reading →

Deer hunters in Wisconsin will have a 2008 season structure that includes a four-day October antlerless deer only gun hunt in most herd control and all earn-a-buck deer management units, under a framework approved by the state Natural Resources Board … Continue reading →

Deer applications are available. You can apply online now. There are still spring turkey licenses available. Anglers planning on participating in the states paddlefish season should check with local authorities for possible burning restrictions. North Dakota boats displaying a green … Continue reading →