Plenty of walleyes are being caught at the Missouri River and eastern South Dakota lakes. Presentations have switched over in most places to more summer-like due to the warmer water temperatures.
South Dakota Fishing Report – June 14, 2023 – video Read More »
Mid-June is peak walleye time on Minnesota waters. Here’s how
MN Daily Update: Mid-June means the peak walleye bite is on Read More »
We’re in the peak of the walleye bite on Wisconsin
WI Daily Update: Mid-June means the peak walleye bite is on Read More »
Crawler harnesses are catching a lot of fish. Using a 2 hook snelled spinner with a crawler and 2 ounce inline sinker or bottom bouncer. This technique has been deadly for walleyes. .
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 13, 2023 Read More »
Open-water anglers will be able to use two lines on
MN Daily Update: Two-line fishing on sections of Minnesota, Mississippi rivers Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR is hosting a virtual public meeting on
WI Daily Update: Public meeting set to discus Lake Michigan whitefish Read More »
A lot of good fishing going on across the state. Here’s what’s biting where.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – June 12, 2023 – video Read More »
Most of the newest generation of deer are here, and a good percentage of them will survive to adulthood. How they do that is pretty impressive, especially when you consider all of the dangers out there that are just waiting for a fawn to make a mistake.
The following is a breakdown of fawn facts that illustrates just how good they are at making it through their first month, and shows just how impressive the No. 1 game animal in this country truly is – even when they are just infants.
Fawns: The impressive facts about how the next generation of whitetails survives Read More »
Wisconsin DNR firefighters were called in to help control a
WI Daily Update: Team of Wisconsin firefighters help out neighboring state Read More »
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