Aug. 18-19: The Oakland Conservation Club will hold their Annual Picnic featuring archery and trap shoots, live music, prizes and raffles. For more info call 608-423-3920 or 920-563-9194. Aug. 25: Marshfield Chapter of WWA is
Field Editor Bayport, Minn. A former wildlife management area that was given up by the Minnesota DNR during the Gov. Arne Carlson era to make room for a plant expansion at Anderson Window Company in
A Circuit Court judge in Madison, Wis., issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday to stop the state’s first dove hunt, which was scheduled to start Saturday, Sept. 1. The hunt is postponed until the court
The point is, none of the baits we were using were topwater lures. They were subsurface at best, worked around various sections of the bank. Inside weedlines, particularly those that are separating sandy banks and
Associate Editor It may not be your traditional opening day walleye lake, but that’s OK; opening day is long past. However, Big Turtle Lake in Beltrami County may be your key to eyes throughout the
Aug. 13: DU Quackettes Chapter #190 13th Annual Banquet at Dan Patch American Legion Post 643 in Savage. Social hour: 5:30 p.m. Dinner: 7 p.m. Special events: 8 p.m. For further ticket info call Rosie
Braaten took home $7,275 and Burke, $2,425, in the event featuring nearly 200 anglers. The Braaten/Burke catch totaled 20.87 pounds. Pro Jeremy Keehl, of Excelsior, and amateur partner Kyle Schutta, of Forest Lake, finished second.
Aug. 3: RMEF Golf Scramble at Mississippi National Golf Course in Red Wing at noon. For more info call Denise Braegelmann at 952-974-5267. Aug. 4: Cedar River Longbeards Chapter event at Cedar Valley Conservation Club
Game Fair will feature a lineup of free seminars and events, including sporting clays champ, Jon Kruger, and all-American shotgunner, John Satterwhite. Outdoor News “Tackle Terry” Tuma will enlighten fall anglers each day of the
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