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OUTDOORS WITH SAN COOK Sales of Minnesota fishing licenses down significantly
Not surprisingly, the sale of Minnesota fishing licenses is lagging far behind sales in recent years, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Minnesota's general fishing season ope...
Posted on 5/14/13 at 4:54 PM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND want trout?
North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries personnel recently stocked six lakes with 2-to-5 pound trout from Wyoming. Jerry Weigel, fisheries production and development section leader, said each...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 10:22 AM
STORM TRACKER Icy Opener?
Detroit Lake has one of the longest ice out records of any lake in Minnesota. This spring will be the 117th year that such data has been kept. In the previous 116 years, the latest date the ice wen...
Posted on 4/20/13 at 6:05 PM
NEW PLATEAUS End of Extinction?
In the future, we might be able to worry about one less thing: extinction. This goes for species whose numbers are currently low, but also for those which no longer walk the earth. Advances made now...
Posted on 3/25/13 at 9:28 AM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Slime, Blood, Fur, Feathers
My alarm woke me up earlier than I was used to, but on this day I needed to wake up with the fishes to check out the local fish market. Live eels, snakes, frogs, fowl, and much more, the wet market--a...
Posted on 3/24/12 at 9:04 AM
Not a normal fishing winter
Winter officially began in December, and except for a few days of normal cold, it didn’t even feel like winter throughout January. Except for people who thrive on snow activities, and businesses that cater to them, most of us have breathed a sigh of relief that we aren’t having a fourth straight hard Midwest winter that seemingly lasts six months.
By Doug Leier , February 09, 2012
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Water levels abundant for fish
The older I get, the faster time seems to pass. My neighbor and friend, Mick, explained a few years ago it’s a function of the percentage of life.
By Doug Leier , December 29, 2011
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Success brings new fish into new bodies of water
In the early 1990s I was attending junior college in Bottineau, and enjoyed many trips to other parts of the state to visit friends and relatives. It was a great time to explore different corners of the state around Bismarck, Fargo and Napoleon, but a couple of observations during that time are still vivid today.
By Doug Leier , December 08, 2011
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Fishing questions answered by Leier
Questions tend to flow with the seasons and while hunting is starting to gain ground, fishing continues to lead my list of phone, email and random inquiries. Here’s a sample of some the North Dakota Game and Fish Department typically receives, with answers from the Game and Fish website at gf.nd.gov.
By Doug Leier , August 11, 2011
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Fishing during the dog days of summer
About this time every year, we often hear the term “dog days of August” or “dog days of summer,” applied to a perceived reluctance of fish to bite and therefore a reduction in activity by anglers.
By Doug Leier , August 04, 2011
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Dickinson man catches a whopper, hits state carp record
A 54-pound fish brought in on 10-pound line in only two minutes — that would be a good day of fishing. Keith Huschka had just that sort of day on June 19.
By By Jennifer McBride , June 30, 2011
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