No teal, but early geese didn’t disappoint
Although teal action was slow, Canada geese provided a great start to the early waterfowl hunting seasons.
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Paddle boards provide new opportunities for anglers
While paddling the other day, author got to thinking about spearing fish and whether an SUP would make a good platform for spearing, too.
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Have bike, will travel to hunting spots
The popularity of bicycles to get into the backcountry growing with hunters and fishers.
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A new spot for hunting and fishing
I whined about cabin fever a couple months ago, and I’m sorry to say that my outdoor drought continues – in most respects. In May, I wrote to say I hoped I’d soon be telling you about enjoying wild turkey on the grill or pulling fish into the boat. Well, as of the first day
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A short but very sweet turkey hunt
Hunters enjoy a textbook turkey hunt on a foggy Michigan morning.
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Trying to kick a bad case of cabin fever
I’ve had cabin fever after a long winter before, but nothing has compared to this year, and it has nothing to do with how long the winter has been here in the north country. Make no mistake, winter has held on in our neck of the woods. Plenty of ice is on the rivers and
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Should paddlers be required to register their watercraft?
It’s time for paddlers to help shoulder the weight of paying for public access and law enforcement on state waterways.
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Trolling for fish through the ice?
Ice carousels are gaining in popularity. Fishermen are even getting in on the act, using a carousel to troll for fish through the ice.
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Urban wildlife takes winter in stride under International Bridge
Frigid conditions don’t deter eagles, ducks, mink, fox and other wildlife from daily activities under the bridge in Sault Ste Marie.
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