Controlled deer hunting in local parks a good idea
Jeff Frischkorn
July 28, 2022
If your local park doesn’t do it, find out why.
Opinion
A compact game-changer with a big punch: Federal’s new 30 Super Carry
Rob Drieslein
July 22, 2022
Minnesota’s own Federal Cartridge revolutionizes the personal defense, conceal carry marketplace with the 30 Super Carry in 2022.
Rebranding carp as ‘copi’ a valiant effort, but will it take?
Steve Pollick
July 20, 2022
Lake Erie’s sheepshead renaming serves as a cautionary tale.
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.
The joys of summer – and a two-weight fly rod
Jeff Frischkorn
July 5, 2022
Author wiles away a lazy day casting and contemplating.
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.
Is post-pandemic fueling spate of fatal boating accidents?
Jane Beathard
June 29, 2022
ODNR officer says recent incidents concerning.
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.
Sentinel Oak finally meets its demise
Steve Pollick
June 17, 2022
Big old trees – really big old trees – are comfortingly eternal, until they’re not. The demise of a mammoth, ancient swamp white oak in northwest Ohio’s Hancock County was like that. It seemed like
