Willmar, Minn. – Although it’s been a slow process, ice conditions are improving in Minnesota. Strangely enough, some of the best ice conditions are taking hold in the southern half of the state. With less
I must admit to being somewhat mystified by Editor Rob Drieslein‘s column last week about using real-time monitors to locate deer. Although I’m a techno-dinosaur (and just fine, thank you), it wasn’t the technology of
Washington – The real test to see if travelers are paying attention likely will come later this summer, when American anglers traveling to Canada to fish will have to present a passport upon their return.
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye reports remain limited, but the bays are kicking out perch in seven to nine feet. Ice depths vary on the main lake, although some roads have been staked by
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor ONCE AGAIN, OUR YOUNG hunters, anglers, and trappers challenged the judges as they selected winners in the annual Wisconsin Outdoor News Youth Writing Contest. The winning entries can be found on
Garrison, Minn. – Throughout the state, anglers are finding plenty of spots to fish through the ice. That’s the good news. The bad news is that many of them are dealing with deep snow, slush,
Bemidji, Minn. – Another duck-hunting season has come and gone, and it appears most duck hunters will look back on 2007 and fondly call it “average.” Which it was, by most accounts, in more ways
St. Paul – From time to time, Lou Cornicelli hears from hunters about the complexities of the state’s deer-hunting regulations. Granted, the regs have evolved over the years as the deer herd has changed, according
ALEXANDRIA AREA Ice depths vary from two to seven inches on all lakes. The small lakes are offering the most ice, but this area received eight to 10 inches of snow last weekend with another
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