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Walleye season opens May 4 on Iowa's Great Lakes - Vimarsana News

Walleye season opens May 4 on Iowa's Great Lakes

Walleye season opens the first Saturday in May and runs through February 14 each year on Spirit Lake, East Okoboji Lake and West Okoboji Lake.

Time for spring fun | Dickinson County News - Vimarsana News

Time for spring fun | Dickinson County News

  With the ice gone, our concern becomes the need for rainfall. At this point, strong winds and low humidity levels are raising the fire danger levels. Fires have broken out here and there across northwest Iowa, and there is a lot of praying for rain. This is also the time to look at our lake levels. Big Spirit Lake is currently 11.4 inches below the spillway, while the Okoboji chain is 3 inches below the Lower Gar outlet.

Problems plaguing small outdoor recreation businesses explored at U.S. Senate hearing - Vimarsana News

Problems plaguing small outdoor recreation businesses explored at U.S. Senate hearing

WASHINGTON — Operators and promoters of outdoor recreation companies said at a U.S. Senate hearing that small tourist businesses like theirs are a critical part of the rural U.S. economy

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Problems plaguing small outdoor recreation businesses explored at U.S. Senate hearing - Vimarsana News

Problems plaguing small outdoor recreation businesses explored at U.S. Senate hearing

Operators of outdoor recreation companies said that businesses like theirs are a critical part of the economy facing multiple challenges.

Senate hearing studies problems facing small recreation businesse - Vimarsana News

Senate hearing studies problems facing small recreation businesse

Operators and promoters of outdoor recreation companies said at a U.S. Senate hearing that small tourist businesses like theirs are a critical part of the rural U.S. economy facing multiple challenges.