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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

The Expo will feature rods, reels, tackle, boats, art, and taxidermists. Some of the state’s best walleye anglers, including Outdoor News’ own “Tackle Terry” Tuma, will conduct seminars. Show hours are 3-9 p.m. Friday, 10

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,

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

Fergus Falls, Minn. Thirty South Dakota pheasants are now calling western Minnesota home after members of Pheasants Forever, with the guidance of the DNR, transported the birds from the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation last

St. Paul Some lawmakers worried Thursday that trying to crack down on hunters and anglers who significantly exceed their limits could have negative consequences on others. While the general concept of creating tougher penalties for

CO Brad Schultz (Mora) handled numerous phone calls relating to injured wildlife, trapping, hunting, and fishing. CO Curt Rossow (Willow River) checked fishing, snowmobiles and some trapping. He encountered violations for no fish house license,

Let’s say that you have a hankering to hunt where you stand a reasonable chance of having an opportunity at a big bull elk a mature 6×6 scoring 300 on up. Realistically you have three

Five other MDHA directors were re-elected by the chapters they represent, including Jim Larson of Badger, Greg Heyblom of Nashwauk, Scott Nagel of Little Falls, Jerry Hoaglund of Alexandria, and Cliff Bloberger of Maple Grove.