As long as the fish fight, who cares about the species?
When it comes to fishing with kids, any action is good action. continue reading ›
Northfield High School, Park's Hogan Lawson close out championship with 9A titles
It was a fitting finish to the nine-day shooting extravaganza. continue reading ›
Big north country panfish opportunities abound in June
As the spawn winds down, savvy anglers still can catch a bluegill the size of a dinner plate. continue reading ›
Minnesotans dominate at walleye tour stop on Mississippi River in Wisconsin
Mark Courts of Harris leads the way, with four Minnesotans finishing in the top five in Cabela's National Walleye Tour event. continue reading ›
Alexandria leads the way in Class 8A trap shooting
Perham also has a strong showing, finishing first in five of the categories as well. continue reading ›
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Best Bait for Walleye?
Fishing walleyes with artificial lures or live bait, which is the best? Read the surprising results from a survey of experienced walleye anglers on their tactics. continue reading ›
Led by Kory Miller, Apple Valley tops Class 4A in trap shooting championship
Both win titles in the overall and varsity competition. continue reading ›
Big wind and waves scuttle halibut trip, so monster rainbows suffice
Weather can waylay the best-laid plans of hunters and anglers, but developing a backup plan makes for memorable days afield. continue reading ›
Park Rapids team champ, Proctor's Zack Ciurleo top individual in Class 3A trap shooting
Park Rapids edged Stillwater for the overall and varsity titles; championships continue through June 20. continue reading ›
Colton Sherman leads Brandon-Evansville to Class 2A titles at Trap Shooting Championship
Sherman won the boys high gun varsity and overall titles to pace B-E; event continues through June 20. continue reading ›
Spring Grove leads the way on opening day of high school shoot
ALEXANDRIA, Minn. — Spring Grove High School kicked off the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League Trap Shooting Championship by winning the Class A overall and varsity team titles Monday at Alexandria Shooting Park. Besides Spring Grove, also winning team titles were… continue reading ›
'World's largest shooting sport event' kicks off in Alexandria
More than 300 high school teams and 7,500 student athletes are competing in the nine-day shooting extravaganza at Alexandria Shooting Park in Alexandria. continue reading ›
North Dakota boaters: Know nuisance species regs outside of state, in Canada
While many of North Dakota’s ANS prevention regulations are similar to surrounding states and provinces, there are some subtle differences that could lead to travel interruption or citations depending on the circumstances. continue reading ›
Angler ties his own state catch-and-release record for flathead catfish
Jake Robinson of Shakopee caught and released the new record flathead catfish May 15 on the Minnesota River near Savage. He caught the 49-inch fish on 100-pound test line. It had a girth of 33-1/2 inches, identical to his previous record caught on June 7, 2016. But because of different markings, they appeared to be two different fish. continue reading ›
North Dakota spring breeding duck numbers down 15 percent
Index below 3 million for the first time since 1994, but still 23 percent above the long-term average (1948-2016) and 24th highest on record. continue reading ›
Matching baits for June walleye three-way swivel rigs
In achieving fishing success with this important gamefish technique, start with your bait but consider all of your terminal tackle! continue reading ›
Birders set to converge on North Dakota festival
The Potholes and Prairies Birding Festival, scheduled June 14-18 in Carrington, N.D., drew 90 birders from 29 continental states and British Columbia last year. continue reading ›
Fisheries scientists to review Mille Lacs walleye count
Nearby resort owners question the department's low population assessment of the fish. continue reading ›
Sure-fire way to get kids addicted to fishing: Chase bass!
Want to get youngsters hooked on fishing? Forget the sunfish and find some largemouth or smallmouth . continue reading ›
Fish kill taking a toll on small black crappies in Iowa's Casey Lake
More than 1,000 of the fish dead at Hickory Hills Park fishery – likely due to natural spawning stress, although health of largemouth bass, bluegills and black crappies as a whole is good. continue reading ›
Bow angler shoots Minnesota’s largest invasive carp
bighead carp was arrowed near Redwood Falls, about 80 miles upstream from the only other bighead carp captured in the Minnesota River. continue reading ›
From Pennsylvania brook trout to Wisconsin walleyes, warming waters to play havoc with fisheries
Walleyes may lose out to largemouth bass if lakes continue to get warmer continue reading ›
Two charged with felony for theft of trees in Iowa
Now it's walnut trees that are being cut down and sold illegally. continue reading ›
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