Ospreys and eagles thrive since banning of DDT
Site Staff
August 19, 2014
Laws and regulations help osprey and bald eagle populations to rebound.
Newsletter
Eighteen consecutive liberal duck seasons – who would have thought?
Site Staff
August 18, 2014
Considering the announcement of another record high breeding duck population at almost 50 million birds, it’s hard to believe in the late 1980s, at the peak of a massive years-long continental drought, hunters and managers
Ten Tips for catching more walleyes with jigs
Site Staff
August 18, 2014
Jigs are the most versatile tools in any walleye angler’s tackle box. Like any technique, there are details and nuances that can make you successful or unsuccessful. When the fish are biting, you can fish
Hopper and Dropper: Trout Magic
Site Staff
August 18, 2014
The other week I was driving back roads, looking for clear water. Whenever high or turbid water is a problem, it’s a good idea to focus on streams that drain a relatively small watershed and
The reason to practice long-distance shooting
Site Staff
August 18, 2014
Several years ago, I was sitting in a stand high up on a wooded ridge as the sun came up. With a buck tag and a couple of antlerless tags in my pocket, I was
Changing Minnesota, Ontario water levels this summer demand ‘rising tide’ angling tactics
Mark Strand
August 15, 2014
Fish want to avoid being stranded when water levels recede, so target surf on a rising freshwater tide
The best finesse jig ever made?
Site Staff
August 14, 2014
Jigs in their many forms are used by bass, walleyes, and panfish anglers all across North America
Change of pace … beware of the bagworm in Pa.
Site Staff
August 13, 2014
He finally figured out what was killing his shrubs, trees
The dating behavior and late nesting of those gorgeous goldfinches
Site Staff
August 13, 2014
Strict vegetarians, goldfinches wait until late summer to nest to ensure there will be plenty of ripe seeds and fruit to feed young ones
