Fishing
Wisconsin study focuses on thriving Green Bay whitefish population
Study will rely heavily on guides this ice-fishing season.
Wisconsin group OKs separate lake trout measures for lakes Superior, Michigan
The separate measures reflect the difference in lake trout abundance between the two Great Lakes. Next steps will involve stakeholder meetings in both regions.
New wind farm rule leaves eagles at risk
Under the new rule, wind companies and other power providers will not face a penalty if they kill or injure up to 4,200 bald eagles, nearly four times the current limit.
Federal government puts damper on mining plans near Boundary Waters, cites environmental concerns
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior denied an application for renewal of two hard rock mineral leases in the area, as well as initiated steps to withdraw portions of the
Little portable on the prairie: the ice fishing revolution
Men like Dave Genz and Denny Clark launched the technological advancements in hard-water equipment that sparked the popularity of modern, productive ice angling.
In Minnesota, ice fishing gets a kickstart
Frigid cold welcomed by
state anglers
Wisconsin winter whitefish popularity prompts meeting for ice fishing guides, stakeholders
Anglers from Wisconsin and beyond will head to Green Bay to participate in a unique, world-class fishing opportunity.
December surprise: Trump selects Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke as Secretary of the Interior
Outdoor and sportsmen’s groups offer upbeat response to President-elect Trump’s top administrator of America’s public lands
Winter ice fishing Q&A: walleyes, glow, jigging spoons, and minnow heads
The ice formula guru, “Tackle” Terry Tuma answers the toughest angling questions from rank-and-file outdoorsmen for this winter’s hottest sport on hard water.
