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May 02, 2020 05:04AM ● By Editor
The number one rule in getting outdoors is to stay close to home and fish within your community. With the predicted warm weather, the DNR expects fishing to be great on opening weekend. From WDIO-TV - May 2, 2020
Apr 22, 2020 11:01AM ● By Editor
The cold-water season isn’t the time to boat alone. This year, people should head out only with members of their immediate household and let others on shore know where they’re going and when they plan to return. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - April 22, 2020
Apr 12, 2020 01:50PM ● By Editor
North Shore Steelhead Association suggests a 'fishing rod length' as a minimum. By Gord Ellis · CBC News · Thunder Bay - April 9, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 06:36AM ● By Editor
While we stay close to home for our outdoors time and practice social distancing, one thing remains the same. People must put their safety first, especially around lakes and rivers where the ice conditions vary around the state. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - April 9, 2020
Apr 07, 2020 06:05AM ● By Editor
Outdoor activities like hiking, biking — and fishing — are explicitly allowed under Minnesota’s stay-at-home order which is now extended to May 4 as part of the state’s efforts to combat the spread of the new coronavirus. By Dan Kraker from Minnesota Public Radio News - April 7, 2020
Apr 05, 2020 06:12AM ● By Editor
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in Kenora area are reminding people about the dangers of thin ice as Lake of the Woods and other lakes and rivers begin to thaw. From CBC News - April 5, 2020
Mar 28, 2020 08:26AM ● By Editor
Places like Cook County in Minnesota are asking outsiders, even if they own property there, to stay away. Bayfield, Sawyer and Ashland counties have issued similar notices. From WDIO-TV - March 28, 2020
Mar 14, 2020 05:49AM ● By Editor
From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - March 14, 2020
Feb 21, 2020 12:20PM ● By Editor
Trash left on the ice is not only an eyesore, but it also has the potential to negatively affect water quality, especially if the litter remains when the ice melts. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - February 21, 2020
Feb 08, 2020 07:17AM ● By Editor
Only five per cent of the lakes iced over as of this week. From CBC News · Thunder Bay - February 7, 2020
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