Recent content from Dennis Anderson
Anderson: Walleyes are tasty — but crappies and sunnies are more fun
Like mother, like daughter. Anglers of all ages love crappies.
Anderson: Again on walleye opener, 'Winnie' gives up her treasures
Slower in the morning, action on the big lake picked up throughout the day Saturday for Minnesota's traditional fishing opener.
Anderson: 43 years later, record walleye moves back to Gunflint Trail
When LeRoy Chiovitte of Hermantown died, he left no plans for the fish that had been encased in glass for four decades. Soon, though, you'll be able to see the big walleye close to where it was caught in 1979.
Anderson: To catch your limit on Saturday's opener, increase your walleye IQ
Walleye facts and insights from a new book by DNR fisheries biologist Paul Radomski might help you catch shore lunch on Saturday's opener.
Anderson: Hooking anglers since 1975, Wayzata bait shop may have reached its limit
Big box stores and changes in fishing technology may lead to the closure of another one of the suburban bait shops that have fallen victim to changing times.
Anderson: For opener, ice-out will be a close call on some Minnesota lakes
Cold weather has hung around this spring, slowing the arrival of open water on some lakes in the northern part of the state.
Anderson: Republicans' attempted diversion of lottery proceeds sign of the times
Today, Minnesota legislators too often hew the caucus line, and the state's natural resources are going to suffer.
Anderson: For the love of boats — and why not?
Sitting in your boat, in your garage, anticipating open water, is good for your mind in April
Anderson: Fascinating new book celebrates 150 years of the Bell Museum
The book, like the museum's new building, showcases visionaries' long-held belief that science and public education — and entertainment — can go hand in hand.
Anderson: Women hunters find excitement, satisfaction in search for turkeys
Meet four who have learned that rising early and communing with nature is worth repeating.