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Kim Fundingsland

Fury on the Flats

Saltwater Fishing Surprises KEY LARGO, FLORIDA—The lure had just descended from a long, arcing cast when the water exploded. A fish, a very large fish, burst through the surface and danced on its tail in a showy attempt to shake the lure. At the other end of the line, an experienced fisherman recognized that his considerable skills were about to be put to the […]

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December 19, 2021

La Niña Influence Begins

Below-Normal Temperatures Expected Below-normal temperatures are likely for the Minot region for the next few months. That’s the latest from the Climate Prediction Center. While cold temperatures are to be expected during a North Dakota winter, this winter will be influenced by La Niña conditions that are projected to persist into early spring. The CPC issued their latest 3-month outlook this week. La Niña conditions in […]

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December 18, 2021

Christmas Bird Counts Underway

Annual Event for ND Birders UPPER SOURIS NWR—Binoculars in one hand and a coverage map in the other, several avid birders began their Christmas Bird Count shortly after first light Friday. The annual events are conducted throughout the United States, including all across North Dakota, under the auspices of the Audubon Society. The purpose is to provide […]

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December 17, 2021

Rock Solid Renovation

Restoring a Bottineau Landmark BOTTINEAU—More than 100 years ago, wood gave way to stone. Over the years the stone building, a symbol of strength and a proud focal point in the community, began to show its age. The relentless winds of time slowly took effect. Crumbling, abandoned, the once impressive structure had become little more than a turn of the century relic destined to fade […]

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December 14, 2021

Game and Fish Briefs

Free Ice Fishing Weekend North Dakota’s free ice fishing weekend is Dec. 25-26. Resident anglers may fish that weekend without a license. All other winter fishing regulations apply. Fishing regulations and information on fishing waters is available on the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s website. Winter Fishing Regulations Anglers are encouraged to refer to the North […]

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December 13, 2021

Bass Bandits Select 2022 Tourneys

Innovations Announced BISMARCK – Less is more. Although the Badlands Bass Bandits will be cutting their tournament series from nine to six for 2022, it is hoped to increase participation in the circuit and also allow for a major event. For the first time ever, the state will host an open bass fishing tournament that is expected to draw top […]

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December 9, 2021

Game and Fish Briefs

Tentative 2022 Season Opening Dates The North Dakota Game and Fish Department annually provides its best estimate for opening dates to help hunters prepare for hunting seasons. Dates become official when approved by governor’s proclamation. Tentative opening dates for 2022 include: Spring Turkey April 9 Dove September 1 Deer and Pronghorn Bow, Mountain Lion September […]

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December 8, 2021

Magrum to Seek Senate Seat

In announcing his intentions Magrum said, “I’ve served my time in the House. I am on the sponsoring committee for the term limit measure expected to be on next year’s ballot. Moving to the Senate reflects my firm belief in term limits.”

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December 6, 2021

Audubon Returned to Winter Level

More repairs ahead for Snake Creek Pumping Plant COLEHARBOR – Following a late fall season of very low water, Lake Audubon has returned to its winter operating level. Unlike its big sister, Lake Sakakawea on the west side of the U.S. Highway 83 embankment, Lake Audubon’s water levels are carefully regulated – 1,847 feet in the summer and 1,845 feet in the winter. By comparison, fluctuations of 10-20 feet a year can be expected on Lake […]

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December 3, 2021

Lake Sakakawea’s Decline

Low water levels cause for concern RIVERDALE – The water level in Lake Sakakawea mirrors the drought conditions present throughout the Missouri River Basin this year. Another season of below average runoff in 2022 could exasperate the situation even further. In many places along the state’s largest body of water, vast expanses of mud flats have emerged where water enthusiasts formerly congregated. Favorite […]

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December 2, 2021

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Fury on the Flats

La Niña Influence Begins

Christmas Bird Counts Underway

Rock Solid Renovation

Game and Fish Briefs

Bass Bandits Select 2022 Tourneys

Game and Fish Briefs

Magrum to Seek Senate Seat

Audubon Returned to Winter Level

Lake Sakakawea’s Decline

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