Clip: Season 10 Episode 7 | 5m 34s
When the Pomme de Terre River was rerouted to its original channel below the Marsh Lake Dam, 3,000 native mussels were relocated by Corps of Engineers and DNR staff.
Aired: 03/31/19
Video has closed captioning.Prairie Sportsman is made possible by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, SafeBasements of Minnesota, Diamond Willow, Live Wide Open and Western Minnesota Prairie Waters.
The Marsh Lake Dam is being restructured to allow lake levels to be changed & fish to pass
Homeowners can prevent stormwater runoff pollution by installing rain gardens & buffers.
Twisted Sisters and Dam Be Gone
A new episode of Prairie Sportsman air March 31 at 7:30 p.m.!
Spearing enthusiasts & sisters Amy Smith & Tami Kotila own Twisted Sisters Spearing Decoys
Fishing lake sturgeon on the Rainy River and returning sturgeon to the Red River Basin.
Rock climbing at Blue Mounds State Park & seeing swans at Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge
Foraging and tasting mushrooms and a visit to Gopher Campfire Wildlife Sanctuary.
Prairie Sportsman is in southeast Minnesota on a conservation deer hunt and at TUNE camp.
Twisted Sisters and Dam Be Gone
Twisted Sister Spearing Decoys and removing obsolete river dams to improve fish habitat.
We follow dogsled mushers Chloe and Carlie Beatty on the Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon.
Bret is in Luverne at the Governor’s Pheasant Openerand visiting with Jim Brandenburg.
Fishing LOW and Saving the Skipper
Bret visits Lake of the Woods resort owners who have been fishing guides for decades.
The annual Governor’s Fishing Opener, pollinator-friendly solar and the TIP program.
Fly Fishing and Chef Curt Tribute
Fly fishings from a kayak and paying tribute to the late Curt Anderson, a colorful chef.
