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Outdoors
Forum Communications Co.
As the clock strikes midnight, some anglers open the Minnesota fishing season long before the sun rises
Otter Tail Lake, Minn. - Fishermen of all kinds were in the dark before the sun rose Saturday.
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Wood duck
Sean Hall of Cloquet, Minn., photographed this wood duck on the morning of April 26 near Floodwood, Minn. Hall said he photographed the duck with a homemade 6mp trail camera.
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| Master guide |
Forum Communications Co.
Less is better. That’s the advice professional fishing guide Ross Hagemeister (pictured right) offers for the novice or occasional anglers
who plan to cast a line during Saturday’s Minnesota fishing opener.
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| Rick Bohn |
Forum Communications Co.
Rick Bohn of Woodworth, N.D., photographed this pintail duck April 20 while he took a break taking pictures of shaptail grouse from his blind
southeast of Woodworth.
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| Deer ticks |
Associated Press
Deer ticks that cause Lyme disease and other ailments are moving north and west in Minnesota, and health officials say people should be on the lookout for the tiny critters now that spring is here.
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| Camouflage |
Associated Press
Being a sportsman himself, Tom Conroy understands the excitement and pounding pulse hunters feel when they finally find the prey they’re pursuing within the sights of their guns.
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| Male sage grouse |
Associated Press
A record-low number of male sage grouse counted on strutting grounds in North Dakota this spring has prompted state biologists to call for no hunting season for the first time in 45 years.
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Forum Communications Co.
With the Minnesota fishing season opening Saturday, anglers should be aware of some new fishing regulations on area lakes.
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