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  • smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #2031978

    Where are you located?

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1858579

    As far as I know everything by Wabasha will be closed. Camp LaCupolis may be open. You would have to contact them. The Lake City marina will be open as a pay ramp. Hok si la should stay open. Roschen may stay open, but some of the parking will be under water. By Red Wing Colvill and the back channel are closed. Bay Point and Everts should be open barring changes from rain tonight.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1854661

    Roschen appears to be open this morning. 5 rigs out so far.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1833923

    Fisheries biologist for the last 13 years. From managing fish, people, and policies to surveying and surgery in good weather and really bad. There is always something interesting to work on.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1825415

    Blue pigment in walleye is typically a chemical called sandercyanin produced when mucous from the fish is exposed to UV light. According to the linked website it typically peaks in late summer.

    Blue walleye research by Wayne Schaefer

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1789007

    I was giving a fish presentation on Monday, and my 2 year old decided he needed to take charge of the presentation at the small tank.

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    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1778135

    Bump

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1632329

    Just as a note of caution. I have often seen the bottom teeth of northern, particularly big ones, cut through the upper jaw and get people in the thumb when trying to hold the fishes mouth shut like stillakid2 recommended.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1624922

    My guess is you did it right, but the basic software running the online converter only keeps the coordinate fields. I will try to play around with the DNRGPS software and see if I can get that to preserve names.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1624859

    Download the Shapefile option from here.

    https://gisdata.mn.gov/dataset/loc-water-access-sites

    It is a zipped file. Inside there are 5 files you need to upload. They have the extensions:
    .prj
    .sbn
    .sbx
    .shp
    .shx

    When you are done you will have all 5 files loaded into the “Upload your data files” box in the upper left hand corner.

    Click submit query and the files will load, and the points will display on a map.

    Target Vector Format choose GPX – GPS Exchange format

    Select “WGS 84” for output coordinate system and click convert now.

    Click download results and wait for the 30 second ad.

    Choose where to save the file. It should be a folder with a GPX file inside of it.

    If you have a bunch of files to convert the MN DNR produced a free gps data converter called DNRGPS that is available here.
    ftp://ftp.dnr.state.mn.us/pub/gisftp/DNRGPS/dnrgps.zip

    documentation is here
    http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/mis/gis/DNRGPS/DNRGPS.html

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1624783

    I used the free converter here.

    http://converter.mygeodata.eu/#top

    Just as a heads up all DNR Data is in UTMs instead of Lat Long so unless you specify a Lat Long or at least non UTM output you get scrambled results. I haven’t had a chance to check the file but this should work.

    Apparently a GPX file won’t attach, but this site should work. You have to add all of the shapefile components by browsing to each one separately in the upload stage before you do the conversion.

    Output is likely best as WGS 84

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1541571

    Was the truck a GMC? In general I love GM vehicles but we have 3 new ones, 2014s I think, at work and I have a coworker who has a newer one and all of them seem to blow the fuse for the left side trailer light very easily. We think we tracked the cause to a work trailer, but never had the issue with any of our older GMs on the same trailers.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1532678

    Any progress on this? I still haven’t seen anything in stores.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1510535

    2-3 year old bucks don’t eat their own fawns to help thin the herd and provide better growth for the fawns. Nothing eats little pike better than bigger pike and the reduced competition lets them grow into bigger pike faster.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1433225

    He jumped in once while casting for pike, but mostly he wants to help drive.

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    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1412316

    This is a fairly good site, and they have a mobile app though I have never used that.

    Wisconsin Fish ID

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1389743

    Technically Carp are part of the Cyprinidae (Minnow) Family while Smallmouth, Bigmouth, and Black Buffalo are all in the Catostomidae (Sucker) Family.

    There are therefore lots of native (minnows) to choose from.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1395945

    Quote:


    There is likely a small increase in hooking mortality during this period due to these additional stressors, BUT if the water is still cool it would probably be difficult to detect even if we focused a study on hooking mortality during this specific period of time. Also as you look at the attached figure it is important to recognize that the highest angling pressure and harvest on Pool 4 occurs during late May and June so the dramatic increase in pounds of walleye mortality is partially driven by increasing temperatures and partially by a much larger number of fish being handled.


    Seems like the emphasis is on SMALL, and there are many things besides dying from hooking mortality that could disrupt a successful spawn.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1382631

    D-Rock took care of me hopefully ready to go again this weekend.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1373112

    Stop at a salvage yard. I have purchased a number of fobs for my last few pickups and they often cost less than $5.00 each. There are usually sets of numbers on the fobs and a quick internet search will tell you which numbers are compatible with your year make and model. Then follow the online instructions to pair the fob to your vehicle.
    Good Luck!

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1184052

    Spring of 2013 at the Rochester Walleye Searchers meeting.

    smalls
    Lake City, MN
    Posts: 25
    #1158434

    You don’t need a tag to fish for sturgeon during the catch and release season or the harvest season as long as you are not harvesting a fish. The only closed season when you can’t fish catch and release with a fishing license and no tag in 2013 is May 16th through June 30th.

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