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Cutter captain breaks familiar ice in hometown Twin Ports - Vimarsana News

Cutter captain breaks familiar ice in hometown Twin Ports

As the Great Lakes shipping season nears its seasonal close, Lt. Alexander Stewart shared thoughts about churning up his home ice.

Photos: Biscayne Bay cuts ice in Twin Ports - Vimarsana News

Photos: Biscayne Bay cuts ice in Twin Ports

The buoy tender breaks up ice Monday at the Superior Entry.

Photos: Biscayne Bay cuts ice in Twin Ports - Vimarsana News

Photos: Biscayne Bay cuts ice in Twin Ports

The buoy tender breaks up ice Monday at the Superior Entry.

Happy Trails: Park Point Trail straddles harbor and great lake - Vimarsana News

Happy Trails: Park Point Trail straddles harbor and great lake

Happy Trails: Park Point Trail straddles harbor and great lake What started as a sunny, breezy walk between the Duluth-Superior Harbor and Lake Superior ended as a cautionary tale of hiking preparedness. 5:00 am, Jun. 4, 2021 × Duluth's Park Point Trail on the end of Minnesota Point offers a mix of hiking terrain, including sections of soft beach sand and sections of shadowed old-growth pine. (Samantha Erkkila / serkkila@duluthnews.com) How is it that I went to college in Duluth for four years and have lived in the Northland for almost eight without having hiked out to ...

How many walleyes are in the St. Louis River? | Detroit Lakes Tribune - Vimarsana News

How many walleyes are in the St. Louis River? | Detroit Lakes Tribune

Population survey underway now may shed light on the health of the river’s walleye fishery. 10:30 am, May 4, 2021 × Fred Schmitz of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources handles a 26-inch male walleye that was netted and tagged on the St. Louis River in late April, part of an effort to tag and recapture 8,000 walleyes this spring to better determine the estuary's walleye population. (Photo courtesy of Paul Piszczek, Wisconsin DNR) DULUTH -- Crews from Wisconsin and Minnesota departments of natural resources have been busy capturing and tagging thousands of walleyes in th...