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Correspondent Minocqua, Wis. Paul Ritter caught an unusual tiger muskie last month not because of the fact that it measured 451/2 inches, but because of its unique snub-nosed face. When Ritter watched the water of

Correspondent Algoma, Wis. Three decades ago, Algoma was known as the “Coho Capital” of Wisconsin. Then chinook salmon began to fill the coolers, and the best coho fishing headed south. Today, the city located within

3-D Shoot, Trempealeau, call J 608-385-9396 or e-mail at randjt@aol.com for directions. Aug. 28: Wing Shooters Warmup sponsored by Stan Plis Sportsmens League Sporting Clays Fun Shoot, Woods and Meadows Sporting Clays, N4335 Potter Rd.,

NORTHEAST METRO Walleye action has improved on Bald Eagle Lake, Rush Lake, and Big Marine Lake in 15 to 20 feet of water. Minnows are now working best. Look for nice sunfish on Lake Peltier

The CRP signup comes on the heels of President George W. Bush’s Aug. 4 announcement in Minnesota that CRP will continue into the future, and that the USDA will reach a fully enrolled program at

Associated Press Duluth, Minn. An 11-year-old Silver Bay boy was out hunting frogs on Island Lake, about 40 miles southwest of Duluth, when he became the prey. A large fish, probably a muskellunge (esox masquinongy)

DNR Reports St. Paul This year the application deadline for a Minnesota either-sex deer hunting permit is Sept. 9. Hunters who want to obtain an either-sex permit in a lottery area need to purchase their

Contributing Writer With poor nesting results on the tundra, later-than-historical migration times and a large local population of geese, 2004 goose hunting opening and end dates are all over the calendar, literally. Some zones have

At the event, outdoors leaders will interact and exchange ideas with Minnesota legislators, the DNR, and national outdoors industry leaders. Sen. Mark Dayton, Congressman Collin Peterson, and Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty attended last year and