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Dec

2019

Backcountry Ice Fishing 101 in the Boundary Waters

Author: Lukas Leaf
This article first appeared in the Winter 2020 issue of Backcountry Journal. Join BHA to get 4 issues a year in your mailbox.  By Lukas Leaf I grew up on the ice, listening to the lake thunder and crack as it constantly expands and shifts. Frankly, you either love it or hate it. Fortunately for me, it’s the former, and I’ve been pursuing everything from walleye to lake trout since I was able to fall through a tip-up hole. It’s a Midwest outdoor tradition filled with eelpout festivals, giant ...
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27

Feb

2018

BHA's Land Tawney Speaks to the Importance of the Boundary Waters

With The more than 1 million acres of Wilderness in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness at risk from large scale sulfide-ore copper mining proposals, BHA's Land Tawney Speaks about the importance of the Boundary Waters. To help protect the BWCAW please join us in urging the U.S. Forest Service to give the BWCAW the public review it deserves by adding your name to the petition located HERE.  
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25

May

2016

Flush in the Wild Film Highlights Need to Protect the Boundary Waters

Follow this story of a veteran and BHA member that found reprieve from PTSD through his time in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.  This film was produced by Minnesota BHA Board Member, Mark Norquist in partnership with Sportsmen for Boundary Waters. 
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25

May

2016

Fish Out of Water Film Showcases Boundary Waters Canoe Area

The following is a three-part video series produced by Minnesota BHA Board Member, Mark Norquist in collaboration with Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters.  In this film, three chefs from the Twin Cities head north to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness to paddle, portage, fish and cook while raising awareness of the threats to this area by sulfide-ore copper mining. Part 1: Heading North Part 2: Entering the Boundary Waters Part 3: Waking up in the Wilderness
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27

Apr

2016

MN BHA: Thank You Governor Dayton for Protecting the BWCA

March 9, 2016 Governor Dayton, The MN Chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers thanks you for your leadership in opposing the proposed Twin Metals sulfide-ore copper mine at the edge of the Boundary Waters Wilderness. As sportsmen and women who value the challenge of pursuing fish and game in wild, unbroken habitat with minimal technological support, we consider the BWCA a premier outdoor adventure destinations in America. Our members have detailed knowledge of lakes and rivers that include ...
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4

Sep

2012

Proposed BWCA land exchange is a bad deal

During September of 1901, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt unexpectedly (but prophetically) became America’s 26th president, and during his tenure as commander-in-chief, Roosevelt personally established the first 21 forest reserves. They evolved into the present-day 192 million-acre national forest system, which includes Minnesota’s Superior National Forest (SNF).It has been over 100 years since TR signed Presidential Proclamation No. 848, establishing the SNF and laying the foundation for ...
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