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Ojibwe spring fishing season begins

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Each spring, Native American tribal members in Minnesota preserve cultural heritage while providing a vital food source for tribal communities by harvesting fish through netting and spearing. This legally protected, regulated harvest of fish usually begins at ice-out.

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Ojibwe spring fishing season begins

Each spring, Native American tribal members in Minnesota preserve cultural heritage while providing a vital food source for tribal communities by harvesting fish through netting and spearing. This legally protected, regulated harvest of fish usually begins at ice-out.

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MessAge Media broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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