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Plymouth angler's Mille Lacs muskie breaks state record: 'What an incredible fish'

November 24
Nolan Sprengeler, left, and Kevin Kray with the massive fish. The 57 3/4-inch muskie had a girth of 29 inches.
Plymouth angler catches 55-pound, 14-ounce monster and topples a record that has stood for 64 years.

November concludes with an icy makeover

November 25
An ice warning on Forest Lake in 2003.
This time of year, reports come in of Minnesota lakes iced-over.
Outdoors
November 25
Bo Brannon, 14, of Genoa City, Wis., felled his first deer, a buck, on the Wisconsin deer opener while hunting with his dad,  Frank, as well as his gr

Minnesota deer harvest lags last year; license sales flat

Wisconsin opening weekend kill is down 14%.
Local
November 24

Minnesota man dies in apparent hunting accident in Wisconsin

Authorities say a Minnesota man was shot and killed in an apparent hunting accident in northwestern Wisconsin.
Local
November 23

Opening deer gun weekend in Wisconsin less productive than last year

Wisconsin deer hunters bagged fewer deer on the opening weekend of the gun season than they did a year ago, wildlife officials said Tuesday.
Local
November 21

Wisconsin deer gun hunters once again face ammo shortage

Wisconsin kicked off its 170th deer gun season on Saturday and for the second straight year some hunters were feeling ill-equipped.
Business
November 21

France vows to keep battling in fishing dispute with UK

France's minister of the sea vowed Sunday to "continue the fight" in the country's dispute with Britain over fishing rights.
Outdoors
November 20

Anderson: The art and practice of shooting straight

Proper rifle-shooting technique is necessary to make any shot, particularly those at long range.
Tony Jones baptized his 14-year old son, Aidan, as a neophyte voyageur at the completion of the Height of Land Portage in the BWCA. ] Aaron Lavinsky �
Special Series: Boundary Water Passage Father, son launch epic canoe journey in Boundary Waters
updated 5 hours 19 mins. ago
Part 1: A rainy start and sore shoulders foreshadowed the adventure to come for a father and son on the lakes near the Minnesota-Canada border.
Local
November 20
Trout streams have been restored and realigned around the state to better mimic their natural meandering paths. But little research has been done to s

Are Minnesota's creek restorations working?

Researchers hope to find out by studying restored creeks over several years.
World
November 20

Thailand's festival honoring rivers also pollutes them

Thais flocked to rivers and lakes on Friday evening to release small floats adorned with flowers and candles in an annual festival honoring the goddess of water, with thousands of the tiny boats ending up clogging and polluting the country's waterways.
Local
November 19
In this undated photo provided by Jayne Belsky via the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, is a gray wolf in a wooded area near Wisconsin Dells

Judge: Wisconsin DNR broke law by not scheduling wolf hunt

A Wisconsin judge says the state Department of Natural Resources violated the law by not immediately scheduling a wolf hunting season after federal protections were removed in February.
Outdoors
November 19
DNR Conservation Officer Charles Scott spotted the lost hunter from the air and directed rescuers on the ground to the location. They aided him out of

Opening weekend save: Lost hunter found, thanks to speedy call for help

Cellphones and GPS have undoubtedly boosted hunter safety during Minnesota's deer seasons, but getting lost in the woods isn't a thing of the past.
Outdoors
November 18
Emily Ford, shown earlier this year on the grounds of the Glensheen Mansion in Duluth, where she is head gardener.

Spotlight still follows Minnesota woman months after her winter hiking adventure

Emily Ford will speak Saturday at Midwest Mountaineering's popular fall expo.
Outdoors
November 18
Mount of a spruce grouse.

Anderson: Outdoorswoman Meadow Kouffeld has new stuff to do — taxidermy

The Minnesota college instructor and onetime DNR employee fashions life-like mounts artistically.
Outdoors
November 18
A male pine grosbeak eagerly consumes winter’s crabapple crop.

Times are active for birds passing through and those hanging in for winter

Crapabbles are a staple food source for a breadth of wildlife.
Local
November 18
Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority officials installed three BirdBuffer boxes this month atop 425 Park Av., a concessions building across the stree

Officials cancel trial run of grape-scented bird deterrent outside U.S. Bank Stadium

The conservation group Audubon Minnesota raised objections.
South Metro
November 17
Cynthia Bergeson, who grew up in Inver Grove Heights, comes to the Rock Island Swing Bridge park on her daily exercise routine. Dakota County is worki

Dakota County to speed up creation of greenway trails

The county will spend up to $100 million to complete 77 additional miles of trail.
Local
November 17

Editorial Roundup: Wisconsin

Wisconsin State Journal. November 13, 2021.
Nation
November 16

Buck takes shelter inside church on hunting season's 1st day

A 10-point buck sought sanctuary inside a southern Michigan church on opening day of the state's firearm deer hunting season.
Outdoors
November 16
These fish were among the walleyes and saugers allegedly poached.

DNR: Walleye poachers near Baudette were 48 fish over limit

Three Twin Cities area men who went fishing instead of hunting during opening weekend of the deer season were caught poaching from Rainy River and Lake of the Woods, according to charges.
Outdoors
November 13
Darla Fisher, 82, has leaned on family and friends to transform her 80 acres of woodland and prairie into a haven for monster bucks.

82-year-old Wisconsin woman loves to hunt: 'I want to shoot big deer'

Darla Fisher, a kindhearted 82-year-old great-grandmother in western Wisconsin, would rather hunt than quilt.
Coronavirus
November 12
Ironman athlete Ben O’Donnell was back in town Friday to present his Ironman Tulsa finisher medal to caregivers at the M Health Fairview University

Ironman COVID-19 survivor rewards Minnesota caregivers

Finisher medal is small token of former Minnesotan's gratitude for treatment team that saved his life in spring 2020.