The Minnesota DNR likely will decide at some point in March whether to move forward with a plan to restore Boot Lake in Jackson County, a shallow lake that some call a “dead sea” for its smelly summer pea-green algal blooms and overall poor water quality.
Southern Minnesota lake deemed a “dead sea” may get a re-boot Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Michigan Outdoor News.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using the smallest bobber possible and provide jigging action – don’t let the bobber just sit there.
Ice-fishing tip: Bobber systems for walleyes – video Read More »
The Chautauqua County streams are in prime fishing shape.
New York Fishing Report – January 27-February 3, 2023 Read More »
A special tip of the hunting hat goes out to Daniel McLaughlin Jr., of Carleton, our Grand Prize winner.
Outdoor Observations: Michigan’s Best Buck Contest featured great photos Read More »
The DNR plans to draw down the water level in the Cornwall Flooding in late summer or fall to address “critical safety concerns.”
Michigan DNR to reduce water levels at Cornwall Flooding in Cheboygan County this year Read More »
As I drove around Wood County in northwest Ohio looking for flocks of mourning doves to hunt in late August and early September, I was surprised by the number of hawks perched on the wires overlooking the fields that I was passing.
Ohio home to litany of raptors Read More »
Two Pennsylvania brothers, missing for more than a week, were found dead with their fishing rods at Pike Creek Reservoir in Luzerne County Jan. 12.
The bodies of Daniel Fisk, 67, of Noxen, and Kris Fisk, 59, of Harvey’s Lake, were discovered in the water after an extensive search. Friends and family remember the brothers as loving and kindhearted, and as avid hunters, anglers, campers and hikers, always ready to share their experiences with others.
Ice fishing brothers from Pennsylvania die ‘doing what they loved’ Read More »
Outdoor news items from around Michigan.
Michigan Mixed Bag: DNR seeking nature educators for summer season Read More »
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