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STAFF BLOG UP NORTH SPORTS REPORT Minnesota State University, Mankato's Zach Lehrke last of three Park Rapids brothers to play college hockey
The Ted OJohnson Ice Arena and the outdoor rink next to the building in Park Rapids are special places for the Lehrke brothers. Derek, Tyler and Zach grew up at those rinks playing pickup hocke...
Posted on 1/26/12 at 12:21 AM
New laws to slow AIS spread are in effect 
ST. PAUL – A slate of new laws designed to curb the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) was approved in a bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature and signed by Gov. Mark Dayton.
May 11, 2012
If weather cooperates walleyes should bite on opener
The long wait for the walleye opener is almost over, with the season opening tonight at 12:01 a.m. The season also opens at midnight for sauger, northern pike and stream trout living in lakes.
By Paul Nelson , May 11, 2012
Blane Klemek column: We can bring back the purple martin
Beside my office building,
By Blane Klemek , May 06, 2012
Water temperatures on area lakes continue to climb
Surface water temperatures continue to rise, with most lakes in the Bemidji area now in the low to mid 50s. The daily high temperatures have stayed on the cool side but the nightly lows haven’t been as cold recently, which is helping the lakes retain more of their warmth overnight.
By Paul Nelson , May 04, 2012
DNR officials seek watercraft inspectors
The Minnesota DNR is seeking watercraft inspector interns for the upcoming boating season. The inspectors are stationed at public accesses on lakes and rivers infested with invasive species such as Eurasian watermilfoil and zebra mussels.
May 04, 2012
Different area lakes have different regulations
BEMIDJI – Anglers heading onto area lakes must be aware of the special regulations which have been implemented on some of those lakes.
May 04, 2012
Blane Klemek column: House sparrow, European starling here to stay
It’s no secret to most people that house sparrows, sometimes called English sparrows, are a non-native species of bird originally from Europe. House sparrows have thrived in North America ever since their 19th-century release into several American cities. Today, house sparrows can be found from coast to coast in nearly every conceivable environment, both urban and rural.
By Blane Klemek , April 29, 2012
Area water temperatures gradually becoming warmer
Lakes in the Bemidji area have been gradually getting warmer but the progress has been painfully slow.
By Paul Nelson , April 27, 2012
Blane Klemek column: Bird music resonates on springtime stage
Springtime is one of the best times to observe wildlife, especially birds. Indeed, neo-tropical migrants have been filtering into Minnesota for some time now. Horned larks, considered to be the true harbingers of spring by many birders, were probably the first to arrive onto the open landscapes.
By Blane Klemek , April 22, 2012
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