When I was 12, “Swiftwater,” by Paul Annixeter, was the best book ever. It was the story of a family living in the woods of New England, where the father wants to create a sanctuary
Washington – Passage of an updated federal Farm Bill took a step forward last week when the Senate passed a bill that would support U.S. agriculture, provide funding for nutritional programs, and continue a number
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
St. Paul – State officials are hoping a few select lakes across Minnesota will serve them well as proverbial “canaries in coal mines” in coming years. Twenty-four of the state’s lakes – spread geographically across
Joe Albert Associate Editor State Park State park. In July of this year, Gov. Tim Pawlenty proposed a plan to create a new state park on the shores of Lake Vermilion. There was a bunch
NORTHEAST METRO There’s some evening walleye action in 15 to 25 feet at White Bear Lake, Bald Eagle Lake, and Lake Phalen. At Demonterville Lake, anglers are catching pike, bass, and sunfish in 10 to
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor A couple of weeks ago I received a phone call from a Wisconsin Outdoor News reader who lives in northwestern Waushara County. This nice lady wanted to share some photos taken
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
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
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