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The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center. POLK COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING The meeting began with the commissioners receiving requests for approval from Jacob Snyder of Planning and Zoning. The first item approved was in regard to a preliminary Plat in Woodside Acres Addition located outside of the shoreline […]
Moms who live in Minnesota are invited to join a free virtual fishing challenge on Saturday, May 11, and Sunday, May 12, during Take a Mom Fishing Weekend, when all Minnesota moms can fish without purchasing a fishing license. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is partnering with the Student Angler Organization and Women Anglers
Minnesota turkey hunting begins this month, with opportunities available from Wednesday, April 17, through Friday, May 31. The season is divided into six hunt periods, A-F. Wild turkey hunting is popular in Minnesota, and turkey hunting — including setting decoys, listening for gobbles, and calling to birds — can make for an active and unforgettable
Minnesota’s popular stream trout season opens Saturday, April 13, with quality fishing opportunities in every state region. Brook trout and splake fishing also open on April 13 on Lake Superior and its tributary streams. Trout anglers can find information on Minnesota’s trout streams and lakes on Minnesota DNR’s website (mndnr.gov/fishing/trout). Anglers will discover helpful learning guides and
The Minnesota DNR has set its burning restrictions for Minnesota residents heading into this spring. The DNR is now restricting the open burning of vegetative debris due to increased wildfire risk resulting from hot temperatures and arid conditions across most of Minnesota. Effective on March 18, the restrictions apply in the following counties: Aitkin, Anoka,
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has identified more than 40 public water access sites throughout the state for extensive upgrades; smaller-scale improvements to more than 75 additional accesses are also anticipated. The work is part of the once-in-a-generation Get Out MORE (Modernize Outdoor Recreation Experiences) investments approved by the legislature and signed by Governor
