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During this upcoming long Fourth of July weekend, lakes and rivers across Minnesota likely will be at their busiest. Among those planning to join those on the water: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officers and public safety partners, whose aim is to ensure everyone makes it home safely at the end of the day. […]
Anglers have been common sights on waterways across Minnesota, but lakes and rivers are about to become much busier with the arrival of Memorial Day weekend. The long weekend represents the traditional start of the recreational boating season, when other water recreation enthusiasts join the anglers and paddlers who’ve been on the water since ice-out.
With Memorial Day weekend approaching fast, this is often the first time that families are headed to the lake and ready to hit the water for some relaxation, fishing, tubing, and other water fun. Of course this all sounds great and enjoyable but we need to keep water safety in mind. We spoke with Tom
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is asking if you are operating a boat or personal watercraft on Polk County lakes to be mindful of the high-water tables due to recent rainfall. Please use a slow no-wake zone around or close to any shoreline property. Know the Water Laws and Rules It is against the law:
The weather forecast for Memorial Day looks idyllic, which will create busy waterways throughout the state. Given that, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds boaters to keep safety in mind. So far this year, two people have died on the water. DNR officials say all boaters have a role to play in keeping Minnesota’s
