Fish

These fish can survive for days out of the water, and will actually wiggle their way across land. The DNR wants to make sure they stay out of Minnesota.

I saw this photo posted on social media of a fish bought at a Minnesota grocery store that had a worm in it. Turns out, it's totally normal, but would you still eat it?

One of the most popular fish in Minnesota is currently shrinking, so much so that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is investigating.

Here are some of the best locations in the Twin Ports area to enjoy a fish fry, from restaurants to churches offering a Lent fish meal.

Who knew that bald eagles can swim and be holding a 20-pound fish in their talons in the process? A tourist in Wisconsin caught it all on video!

We have all heard of people befriending an animal in the wild, but a sunfish of all things? True story.

When you think of Minnesota, you probably think of these wild things.

It's the Great Minnesota Get Together this week, and the DNR is once again live streaming their finned friends from the pond at the Fair.

I have seen a few videos of bald eagles actually swimming, it is not a pretty site and they are usually in distress, but not this one.

Over 33 pounds, 38 inches long and bright orange this fish caught in the Brainerd Lakes Area is getting a close examination by experts.

A student at the College of St. Scholastica shared a video via the Physical Therapy Department's Facebook page showing a massive school of fish under the ice of Lake Superior.

Better get to eating while you can!