Minnesota anglers will have to change the way they manage their minnows as the result of an aquatic invasive species law passed by the Minnesota Legislature this year. The law is now in effect. "The ...
FISHING — Nightcrawlers instinctively burrow down for safety, requiring anglers to dig down through dirt in their bait containers for find the next worm bound for the hook. Save time by setting your ...
Two mini columns for the price of one: Every once in a while, an idea makes so much sense it’s a no-brainer. Such is the case with a legislative proposal that would require all fishing bait in ...
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The next big freshwater fight: invasive species rules that could change what bait you can even carry
Across the country, the quiet act of scooping minnows or grabbing a tub of nightcrawlers is colliding with a much louder concern: how invasive species are hitchhiking into lakes and rivers. You are ...
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This Bear Lived Two Years With a Barrel Lid Stuck on Its Neck Before Finally Being Freed
Under Michigan law, bait containers used for hunting must have holes either smaller than one inch or larger than 22 inches in diameter. That’s precisely to avoid situations like this. But those rules ...
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