DU celebrates Anderson WPA project
Staff and News Reports
July 10, 2017
Major supporters recognized at Anderson Waterfowl Production Area.
Press Releases
ScentLok Technologies purchases Robinson Outdoor Products
Staff and News Reports
July 10, 2017
ScentLok Technologies, manufacturer of premium, scent-controlling products, has acquired Robinson Outdoor Products, according to a news release from the company. The transaction, finalized July 6, includes all assets of Robinson Outdoors, including the ScentBlocker, ScentShield,
Shoot For Hope: clay targets and much more
Site Staff
July 5, 2017
The fourth annual Shoot for Hope, benefitting the TreeHouse-Sandstone, is scheduled Saturday, July 15 and again will feature a clay targets tournament as well as a banquet and live auction. Registration for the shoot, at
Erin Sullivan added to Styrka Team
Staff and News Reports
June 29, 2017
Styrka has announced the hiring of Erin Sullivan as the new marketing assistant and general coordinator at the offices in Eagan, Minn. Sullivan will assist the Styrka marketing team with creative, scheduling and trade shows.
American Sportfishing Association elects board members
Staff and News Reports
June 29, 2017
Industry leaders bring a wide-range of talent and experience to address the issues that impact the recreational fishing industry.
Applications open July 1 for Camp Ripley archery hunts
Minnesota DNR Reports
June 29, 2017
The application deadline is Friday, Aug. 18.
Michigan duck stamp, prints: Artwork promotes conservation of wetlands, waterfowl habitat
Michigan DNR
June 28, 2017
Proceeds from stamp sales will be used to fund Michigan Duck Hunters Association projects, with 10 percent used to match DNR funding for purchasing, restoring and enhancing wetlands.
Rapala’s Mark Fisher to retire in October
Staff and News Reports
June 26, 2017
After playing a leading role in product development for Rapala for nearly two decades, Mark Fisher has announced he will retire in October. Fisher, 64, who was born and raised in Minnesota, joined the Rapala
Swimming near boat docks can be deadly; tips for avoiding electrocution
Staff and News Reports
June 21, 2017
Recent fatalities by electrocution are bringing scrutiny to an age-old summer ritual that’s common on waterfronts across America: swimming near boat docks. Electrocution can happen when swimmers make contact with energized metal dock fittings, boats
