By Roy Heilman | Well, the native fish folks are at it again, stirring the pot and doing weird stuff in public. They’re relentless like that—but in a good way.
A week ago Friday I joined some of them in fishing for bowfin (colloquially, “dogfish”). Several came down from the Twin Cities area for the action, as did another from hours south in Iowa. With so many lines fanned out from that spot on the bank, I hoped it would be possible to catch my first-ever bowfin.”
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