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Comments Off on Zebra Mussels Found In Itasca County Lakes
As a homeowner on Sand Lake began to install their dock this spring they removed dead zebra mussels from it’s structure.They then informed the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) about their findings. They have confirmed the species and...
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Comments Off on Bowfishing Season Extended in Minnesota
Interest in the sport of bowfishing has increased throughout Minnesota the last couple of years and thanks to changes made by the Legislature their will be more opportunities for bowfisherman. For those unfamiliar with the sport bowfishng uses a bow and arrow...
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Comments Off on Become An Aquatic Superhero With The “Invaders Of The Great Lakes” Pocket Guide
What’s an aquatic superhero you ask? It’s an fisherman who has taken the time to learn about his foes. He understands how aggressive the Brown Goby can be. He knows that Eurasian Ruffe have an unfair advantage due to their ability to detect water...
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Comments Off on Minnesota Invasive Species Threat re-emerges with Boating Season Underway
As Minnesotans prepare for Memorial Day weekend and the start of the boating season for most people. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds boaters and anglers of the threat Minnesota invasive species have on the health of all Minnesota...
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Comments Off on Grass Carp caught in Sartell
Last week a bow fishing angler on the Mississippi River near Sartell arrowed a 25-pound Grass Carp. This species has previous only been found in Southern MN and lower portions of the Mississippi River. Although Grass Carp are not discussed as heavily as...
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Comments Off on Minnesota DNR Educates the Public on Aquatic Invaders
There are over 11,000 lakes in the state of Minnesota and the majority of them are free of aquatic invaders. Ann Pierce, DNR Invasive Species unit supervisor, wants to keep it that way. As anglers gear up for the Minnesota fishing opener on May 11, the...
