ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies and sunfish continue to hit in shallow water, with the best bite taking place during the afternoon and evening hours when water temperatures are warmest. Look to the bays on Lake Carlos,
When spring gobblers are henned-up, don’t be afraid to try a different tactic and call specifically to the hen.
Introduce your pup to aqua-retrieving correctly, and you’ll never have to worry about losing a duck again
After a trip to Ding Darling and Merritt national wildlife refuges, the author kicks back with owlets and watches little league baseball in Cape Coral, Florida
Growing up one sure sign of summer was weekend 3-D shoots with my dad, sister, and dear family friend Jim.
It’s that time of year when sportsmen and sportswomen have to make a decision on whether to be practical and do spring chores, or to throw caution to the wind and go hunting or fishing.
From Kabetogama in border country to traditional, inland, structure-filled forage smorgasbords, modern pike, bass, and walleye anglers have a multitude of early May angling options.
If you are like me, you probably have every different style of bait under the sun packed away neatly in little bins and containers.
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