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The promised land of South Dakota walleye fishing

The evidence is indisputable: Anglers can’t keep a secret. They say they can, they say they will, but the inexorable pull to unholster their tongues and spill a tall tale about the honey hole they’ve

Howling for coyotes

Howling is a very effective way to locate coyotes, and in one very specific circumstance, howling can be used to bring a coyote into gun range. Here Clancy’s scoop on howling. The locator howl Coyotes

Was it a 50-pounder?

Editor Eagle River, Wis. Ever try pulling a 45- to 50-pound muskie through an 8-inch hole in the ice? Well, first of all, there are very few fishermen around who can lend an experienced voice

Gross violations’ bill loses felony language

Associate Editor St. Paul A bill designed to curb violations by fish and game “hogs” in the state was shed last week of its ability to make certain violators felons. The amendment to the bill,

Twin Cities Metro

NORTHEAST METRO Clear Lake, School Section Lake, and Coon Lake are giving up numbers of crappies in 15 to 20 feet of water. Northern pike remain active on most lakes throughout the area. Look to

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