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It’s Take a Kid Ice Fishing Weekend this Saturday, January 14, through Monday, January 16! During the three-day weekend, any Minnesota resident can go ice fishing for free if fishing with a child 15 years old or younger. Minnesotans 15 years old or younger don’t need fishing licenses any time of the year. Ice conditions […]
Ice fishing is in full swing in some parts of the state, while in others people are waiting for a string of cool weather to make the ice thick enough to walk on. Lisa Dugan, recreation safety outreach coordinator for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Enforcement Division, says ice conditions can change quickly this
With the continued surge in the number of people recreating outdoors this year, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds everyone that lakes and ponds across the state have started to freeze, and where there isn’t ice, the water is dangerously cold. Ice thickness is highly variable at this time of year and subject to
