Tony Kennedy

3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Tony Kennedy

MINNEAPOLIS - At a time when anglers are debating if advanced underwater sonar technology is wrecking the sanctity of fishing, wetting a line on Annie Battle Lake is becoming more of a throwback than ever. Nestled inside Glendalough State Park in Otter Tail County, this deep and clear 334-acre lake is set aside by the Department of Natural Resources as a haven of old-time fishing. All motors and electronics are banned. During ice fishing season, powered augers also are prohibited.

3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Tony Kennedy |Alex Chhith

By Tony Kennedy and Alex Chhith - The Minnesota Star Tribune (TNS) MILLE LACS LAKE, Minn. - Within minutes of the clock striking midnight, marking the official start of the Minnesota fishing opener on Saturday, 24 extra-eager anglers cast their lines from a boat in the dark, hoping luck would shine upon them. Almost right away, 13-year-old Katelynn Norman's orange bobber sank below the water. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Tony Kennedy

MINNEAPOLIS - At a time when anglers are debating if advanced underwater sonar technology is wrecking the sanctity of fishing, wetting a line on Annie Battle Lake is becoming more of a throwback than ever. Nestled inside Glendalough State Park in Otter Tail County, this deep and clear 334-acre lake is set aside by the Department of Natural Resources as a haven of old-time fishing. All motors and electronics are banned. During ice fishing season, powered augers also are prohibited.

3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Tony Kennedy |Alex Chhith

By Tony Kennedy and Alex Chhith, The Minnesota Star Tribune MILLE LACS LAKE, Minn. - Within minutes of the clock striking midnight, marking the official start of the Minnesota fishing opener on Saturday, 24 extra-eager anglers cast their lines from a boat in the dark, hoping luck would shine upon them. Almost right away, 13-year-old Katelynn Norman's orange bobber sank below the water.

3 weeks ago | sacbee.com | Tony Kennedy |Alex Chhith

MILLE LACS LAKE, Minn. - Within minutes of the clock striking midnight, marking the official start of the Minnesota fishing opener on Saturday, 24 extra-eager anglers cast their lines from a boat in the dark, hoping luck would shine upon them. Almost right away, 13-year-old Katelynn Norman's orange bobber sank below the water. Boat Capt. Rich Remstrom rushed over with a net, leaned over the edge of the boat and scooped up a wriggling northern pike.