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Not only is it important to follow the steps laid out by the DNR to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species, Minnesota law states that it must be done.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding anglers to always follow state laws to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

DNR offers reminder to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species as summer fishing hits full swing Saturday, May 15, is National Clean Drain Dry Day, an initiative supported by a variety of state and local entities, including the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center, Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates, Beltrami County and the Red Lake Soil and Water Conservation District. Written By: Herald Staff Reports | 6:00 am, May 14, 2021 × DNR: Take steps to prevent AIS In advance of Saturday’s fishing opener, the Minn...

Minnesota's fishing opener is Saturday, May 15 and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds anglers that they play an important role in preventing the spread of invasive aquatic species. If all anglers simply take a few minutes to follow Minnesota laws designed to prevent their spread, aquatic invasive species issues should decline across the state. Maj. Shane Kirlin, DNR operations manager, says taking these steps must be done whether or not an enforcement officer or watercraft inspector is present. “All anglers and boaters in Minnesota are required to take three simple steps:...