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Minnesota Steelheader Updates Creel Project Collection

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See link at the bottom of this page to access the new Creel Form Beginning this fall, MNST is changing the way we collect data for the MNST Creel Project. Unfortunately we are limited in keeping up with the times; up-to-date servers and applications cost money, and all of our membership funds and donations go right back into programs and outreach to facilitate our mission of Informing, Inspiring and Educating online and in the community. The good news is MNST’s staff are a creative bunch , and we have solutions to a number of Creel Project challenges.     If you were not aware, the creel project was developed to answer questions about steelhead in Minnesota waters specifically , and to also provide anglers with the most up-to-date information possible. The more we study the data, the more MNST realizes that we need well, more data…   One significant challenge is that with the age of our current servers and web applications, MNST is severely limited in what we can do abo

MNST Fall Clinic set for September 21st, 2019

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The 2019 MNST Fall Clinic is set for September 21st, 2019. You can register by visiting the Fall Clinic Page on Minnesotasteelheader.com and clicking any of the "Register Here" links. MNST Fall Clinic Page   Due to high demand and limited slots, registration will open at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday August 10th. MNST is simply trying to give everyone the best opportunity to register possible. If you don't secure a slot, please sign up via the wait-list. We always seem to have a cancellation or two and MNST will open any cancellation slot in the strict order of the wait-list You can also register starting August 10th at 8:00 a.m. via the link below: MNST Streamside Fall Clinic Registration Page  

2019 MNST Creel Project Results

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The Minnesota Steelheader Creel Project - Celebrating 10 Years! Each year, Minnesota Steelheader collects angler-submitted creel reports of steelhead, kamloops and presumed coaster brook trout through our Creel Project page. This catch information is presented in ways we hope provides you with the most accurate picture of Minnesota's annual and long-term North Shore steelhead run behavior. This is not a scientific creel by definition. We do however incorporate and present as much of the available scientific literature as we can; the difference is that this is done from an angler's perspective. These tools provide an opportunity to be a more knowledgeable and most importantly, a more successful North Shore steelheader. While the primary focus has been fish caught in the tributaries during the Spring migration and spawning run, we appreciate and accept creel reports year-round . MNST analyzes reported catch dates, region caught, the numbers by species, measurement