Regulators voted Dec. 11 to extend a shutdown preventing New England fishermen from catching shrimp, a historic industry that has recently fallen victim to warming oceans.
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Michigan’s Mullet Lake in Cheboygan County has become one of my favorite ice-fishing destinations.
Mullet Lake is famous for jumbo perch and walleyes through the ice, but you never know what you’ll catch there including pike, bass, burbot, brown trout, ciscoes, sturgeon, rainbows, and who knows what else. If it swims, it’s probably in Mullet Lake.
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Too many adventures and too little time.
That (plus too little money, perhaps?) is the outdoorsman’s challenge. But there are ways for you to fill your wish list bucket. Let’s cover them plus some of the wild adventures you might want to consider.
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Over more than two decades editing this publication, I have watched how reader submissions fluctuate with hunting and fishing seasons, sportsmen’s issues du jour, time of year, and severe weather – and I try not to jump to conclusions.
For example: When the number of letters we get dwindles, I worry our content is no longer interesting, and when the number of reader shots (photos with fish and game) falls, I worry our readership is declining. But we’re seeing something now that we haven’t seen before.
In the fall of 1999, the Lake Erie Water Snake, a unique sub-species of the very common Northern water snake, was placed on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s Endangered Species Act (ESA) list as “Threatened” and as “Endangered” in Ohio and Ontario.
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Tim Lesmeister got tired of killing pike, walleyes and other
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It’s 10:30 on Friday night as Joe Bosch pulls his F-250 up to the gate at the Michigan state game area. He unlocks the gate, moves his truck forward a dozen yards or so, drops the tailgate, pulls out his cell phone and takes a photo of the rear of his truck with the bed loaded with plastic crates.
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Each year, Outdoor News prints its annual year-in-review story. Here
MN Daily Update: Top 10 stories from 2025 Read More »
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