There’s lake trout fishing in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and elsewhere – even on Lake Superior if Mother Nature turns her frigid best and makes enough for ice for anglers in and around Duluth and Two Harbors. There are the state’s so-called stream-trout lakes that have grown in popularity in recent years.
Winter trout-fishing options are ample across Minnesota Read More »
Late-season archers seeking whitetails have their work cut out for them. Deer have become extremely wary after eluding hunters for the past few months. In addition, weather conditions encountered during late season can often be brutal, putting even the most diehard hunter to the test.
But by taking advantage of a few weaknesses in a whitetail’s armor, hunters still hoping for venison can expect a reasonable chance of finding deer.
Unfilled tag? Tips for tracking the late-season deer food code Read More »
There is nothing more competitive than fishing against your friends or that buddy who likes to talk too much in the boat.
While many of these competitions are friendly, competitive anglers and tournament fishing have come a long way in the last 50 years. What used to be a group or fishing club get together for a day of fishing and a fish fry, is now a multi-billion-dollar industry.
Jeremiah Haas: A Quad Cities example on the economic impact of fishing tournaments Read More »
Tim Lesmeister has a buddy who marks all of his
WI Daily Update: Do you mark your shooting lanes? Why it might be a good idea Read More »
The Minnesota State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation recently met in St. Cloud to review Hunting Heritage Super Fund project proposals for 2026 funding awards.
Tim Lesmeister has a buddy who marks all of his
MN Daily Update: Do you mark your shooting lanes? Why it might be a good idea Read More »
Professional carpenters, mechanics and those of us who work around the home, cabin or yard, are unplugging in favor of cordless tools. Some of us are even replacing gas-powered lawn mowers, chainsaws and other outdoor lawn and garden equipment with battery power.
However, outfitting your workshop with a set of cordless power tools that can handle all the projects on your to-do list is a pretty big investment.
Here’s the new class of cordless tools for your outdoor tasks Read More »
On many lakes and reservoirs, the early ice time frame provides one of the best periods for catching walleye through the ice. The early ice period in fact continues trends from fall fishing.
For simply connecting the dots and landing on walleyes right away at early ice, one of the best strategies is circling back to the best locations or lakes that were productive a few weeks ago. Breaking down locations even further, some of our favorite early ice locations fall into a handful of characteristics.
Hard water has arrived: Don’t miss this golden opportunity to catch walleyes Read More »
As winter approaches, the durability of two new floating wetlands in Lake Decatur will be tested. The man-made structures were installed on the lake this summer with the goal of improving water quality and creating a habitat for wildlife.
Susan McIntyre, an ecologist with the Illinois Natural History Survey, said man-made wetlands can provide similar benefits as natural ones.
Floating wetlands in Illinois’ Lake Decatur aiming to improve water, habitats Read More »
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