Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – September 15, 2020
Enjoying hummingbirds before the great migration.
September 15, 2020
A lot to do
Archery season is just about here, and the firearms season will be here before we know it but, before all the fun begins, there’s work to be done. I’m fortunate to still be able to hunt my friend’s farm even though he passed away several years ago. Nature has a way of taking over and
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – September 15, 2020
Bye-bye, hummingbirds. How to enjoy them before they migrate.
Taste of the Wild featured on Harvesting Nature Podcast
Listen in on the podcast with the crew at Harvesting Nature, as they chat with Evy Gebhardt of the Outdoor News Taste of the Wild cooking feature. Hear them discuss wild game cooking techniques, learn about the history of the Taste of the Wild and authentic outdoor experiences that shape the recipes found in Outdoor News.
A new perspective from Owl’s Head Mountain
Labor Day weekend found Adrienne and I camping at Lake Eaton (near Long Lake) in the Central Adirondacks. Although we had camped here many times over the years, for one reason or another I had never taken the time to hike up Owl’s Head Mountain, which has a fire tower on it, and thus a
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Good time to track down river crappies
It’s that time of the year when the crappie bite really turns on Pool No. 4 of the Mississippi River, especially the Lake Pepin portion.
Minnesota Fishing Report – September 15, 2020
On the walleye front, fish are being found shallow and deep. Minnows or crankbaits are working fine on shallow-water points, shoreline breaks, or generally depths less than 15 feet.
Minnesota Lake Profile – Rose Lake, Otter Tail County
There’s some seasonal action, mainly during the open-water season for panfish, bass, and walleyes, but virtually no winter pressure because its depth and wind-swept nature rarely allow good ice to form.
