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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 many folks on the water this Fourth of July holiday, the Polk County Sheriff’s Department and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will monitor the area’s lakes to ensure everybody has a safe and happy holiday. BOAT AND WATER SAFETY PROGRAM The Polk County Sheriff’s Department Water and Safety crew is participating in the boat
Minnesota’s summer boating season is about to kick into high gear. While anglers and paddlers have been on the water for weeks, Memorial Day weekend represents the traditional start of the recreational boating season, when waterways come alive with all sorts of users. Everyone who recreates on the water has a role to play in
