Wetting a line in Colorado’s Poudre River for browns and rainbows
Rob Drieslein
June 30, 2016
Big trout, a deep Western canyon, and a surly serpent highlight a morning of flyfishing on a classic coldwater fishery.
Wisconsin
Presidential campaigns meet the outdoor press in Colorado
Rob Drieslein
June 30, 2016
Representatives from the presidential campaigns of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump took questions about guns, public lands, and other natural resource issues last week at the Hilton Fort Collins hotel.
Fishing tip: Get your hook to the bottom fast to catch more big mid-summer bluegills
Site Staff
June 28, 2016
Larger panfish will seek deeper depths during the long, warm-water days of summer.
Can carp ‘remember’ cicadas? Can trout distinguish faces?
Jeff Mulhollem
June 24, 2016
Fish intelligence in question in Pennsylvania
Consider video mode for your summer trail cameras
Tony Peterson
June 24, 2016
Why your best bet for capturing game-camera action might be to set them to capture movies instead of images
Wisconsin Conservation Congress members step forward with CWD reaction plan
Tim Eisele
June 24, 2016
Congress leaders call for deer feeding, baiting ban and double-fencing on game farms with CWD positives
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing Report – June 24th, 2016
Site Staff
June 23, 2016
AMERY AREA Bluegills remain an easy catch in shallow water on most lakes and crappies are hitting in 10 to 15 feet at Bear Trap Lake, Balsam Lake, and Lake Wapogasset. Walleyes are hitting leeches
Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars Report – June 24th, 2016
Site Staff
June 23, 2016
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Matt Koshollek, of Drummond, was checking trout anglers on the West Fork of the White River near Delta in May. He contacted an angler who initially said he had
Spring turkey kill up 11 percent
Larry Polenske
June 23, 2016
Spring turkey hunters killed 45,496 birds this year, according to preliminary information compiled by the DNR.
