The 41st Walleye Weekend held on the Iowa Great Lakes May 6-7 had nearly 2,000 anglers enter the contest. In addition to the excitement of the contest, following each year’s Walleye Weekend, the Iowa Great
A total of nine Iowa projects will receive grant funding for recreation-related improvements through the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) administered by the state’s Natural Resources Commission (NRC).
The grants, totaling $1,084,141, are
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will start treating Lost Grove Lake in Scott County at the end of June with the approved aquatic herbicide Sonar A.S. to eliminate Eurasian watermilfoil.
Sonar A.S. has
An excessively dry start to the recreation season is delaying the opening of the newly renovated campground at Pikes Peak State Park near McGregor, Iowa.
A collision between a personal watercraft and a pontoon Sunday afternoon at Iowa’s Black Hawk Lake sent two Harlan teenagers to the hospital.
People who know more about sport-angling than me believe forward-facing sonar fish-finders have changed the game. They’re asking whether fisheries can withstand the legions of smarter, more efficient anglers mastering these devices.
Kirke Woods Wildlife Area, north of Bevington, Iowa, in northeast Madison County, is a new 240-acre mix of oak and hickory timber, and maple and cottonwood bottomlands, a reconstructed prairie and a 30-acre wetland that
Athletes from 123 teams across Iowa converged on the Iowa State Trapshooting Homegrounds north of Cedar Falls June 6-11 for the 2023 Scholastic Clay Target Program State Trap Shooting Championship.
More than 3,000 athletes from
The murmurs have been building for several years among guides and seasoned anglers who have observed a rapid acceleration in the technological arms race of sport-angling.
So-called “game-changing” gadgets have swept fishing before, from
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