Forest fire interrupted
Tom Pink
July 15, 2022
A potential forest fire at the Round Island Point Preserve was averted by quick thinking and rapid response.
Opinion
Top tactics for when big pike go on a feeding frenzy
Tim Lesmeister
July 11, 2022
The peak of freshwater fishing experiences in North America just might be catching the continent’s most ubiquitous predator fish on a feeding binge.
U.S. House bill would eliminate Pittman-Robertson Act
Rob Drieslein
June 30, 2022
Georgia congressman says 85-year-old act infringes on the Second Amendment.
Summer walleye tactical question: triggering versus feeding?
Tim Lesmeister
June 17, 2022
Sometimes a day of fishing creates more questions than answers, but it’s all about the learning.
Great literature and tipping the cap to fine American educators
Rob Drieslein
June 7, 2022
Rehashing a column on a legendary writer, and honoring a commitment – 33 years late – to a remarkable high school English teacher.
The 25-minute turkey hunt
Tom Pink
May 27, 2022
Occasionally, when everything comes together nicely, an outdoors adventure may last minutes rather than hours. This was one of those occasions.
Extinguishing old fire extinguishers is required
Mike Schoonveld
May 24, 2022
Be sure your boat’s fire extinguisher is fully charged and ready for use just in case you need it.
Don’t feed the fox
Tom Pink
April 28, 2022
Despite the temptation to help wildlife, feeding wild animals is usually not a good idea. It habituates the animals and teaches them to eat from non-natural food sources.
Alphabet of agreements working for Great Lakes water quality
Mike Schoonveld
April 26, 2022
International agreements aim to aid Great Lakes.
