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Pinetree
06/30/2024 08:17AM
 
boonie: "Enjoy yourself, but don't go looney on us ;)



It seems I haven't seen as many the last few years as I used to . . ."

If you notice they like clear water lakes so they can see while diving and fishing. Much more abundant on those lakes.
 
boonie
06/29/2024 01:58PM
 
Enjoy yourself, but don't go looney on us ;)


It seems I haven't seen as many the last few years as I used to . . .
 
dogwoodgirl
06/30/2024 04:31PM
 
Pinetree: "boonie: "Enjoy yourself, but don't go looney on us ;)




It seems I haven't seen as many the last few years as I used to . . ."

If you notice they like clear water lakes so they can see while diving and fishing. Much more abundant on those lakes."

The way the survey works is you pick from available lakes and have 10 days to do your survey. The one closest to me was Wilson Lake, N of the Grade Road. It was a great morning! Saw 4 adults, no young, also otters.....and a bobcat crossing FR 346!
 
dogwoodgirl
06/29/2024 12:44PM
 
Anybody else do loon surveys for the DNR? I'm doing one this year for the first time...Wilson Lake, north of Temperance R State Park.

Kinda stoked... setting the alarm for o'dark o'clock and heading up north in the morning. Wish I could go up tonight and camp, but I have a commitment in Duluth until 10pm today.