
Recent sampling details carp whereabouts
Chicago — News that genetic material from Asian carp had been found in a Michigan tributary that flows into Lake Michigan turned the heads of Great Lakes protectors this month, but the accuracy of the

Chicago — News that genetic material from Asian carp had been found in a Michigan tributary that flows into Lake Michigan turned the heads of Great Lakes protectors this month, but the accuracy of the

The coming of fall is like a giant reset button for the muskie-fishing season.

Flight Times: With timberdoodle migration kicking in, get ready for wet boots and surprising flushes.

For much of the fall, trolling crankbaits dominates most fishing I do. The location (and how the fish are using a particular location) determines the most efficient

Whitetail rutting behavior means more deer-auto collisions during the heart of October. How should you avoid them? In a word: Honk!

Massive specimen could top the Dempsey Cape caribou, which has stood for 48 years.

This year, Willink said, he’s stumbled on a few fish species that he isn’t as used to seeing, like coho salmon, perch and bloaters – all fish that favor cooler, deeper waters.

Our fields, forests, and streams are shared by many individuals who have one important thing in common: They deeply love the outdoor opportunities the state has to offer.

Gearing up for another archery season
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