Fishing tips: Charge batteries and check over small engines to prepare for next ice angling season
Spend a little time now checking and maintaining ice fishing equipment to avoid damage and the need for costly repairs or replacements!
June 18, 2018
Tradition going strong at traditional bow shoot [videos]
“Sticks” enthusiasts gather for 28th time at Rapids Archery Club’s annual event.
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – June 18, 2018
What’s going on with the wolf population in Wisconsin?
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – June 18, 2018
Camping and other developments at Minnesota’s newest state park.
This summer, fishing takes a back seat to time on the rifle range
It’s been a bit of an unusual spring and early summer for Paula and me, since we haven’t done much fishing, although I did make a western New York swing earlier this month for some bass and walleye action on Chautauqua Lake and Lake Erie. A cold front slowed fishing substantially, which isn’t surprising; I never seem to
DNA results show mysterious canine is a wolf
Confusion about the animal might be due to the condition of the animal and the photos, which seemed to show short legs and big ears. Inspection revealed a relatively normal-looking, dark-brown wolf.
Tournament fishing has made Americans better anglers
Watching the national bass and walleye tournament fishing scene flourish has been extremely gratifying for the author, who is emceeing the inaugural Blackfish Classic in July.
Beginning March 1, fewer keeper walleyes, saugers in spring, winter under Lake of the Woods proposal
Would mean catch-and-release for spring fishing season on Rainy River and changing winter regs to match those of the open-water season, with two less saugers to help protect that population, and the changes would go into effect March 1, 2019.
Wisconsin lake project clears hurdles, raises questions
Chippewa Falls, Wis. — For all the publicity it has generated – good and bad – over the past decade, a still-developing and very expensive private lake project in the heart of the Chippewa County Forest for the most part remains an act behind the curtain. That’s partially because its developer, business entrepreneur and philanthropist
