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How cold is too cold for fishing over an outboard?
Late-autumn, even early winter angling can produce big fish results, but take care not to allow cold weather to damage your expensive equipment.

Last-chance ducks for Minnesota hunters
Will a little bit of bitter weather save the waterfowl season for some hunters?

Tips and tricks for processing your deer
From field to table, butchering a whitetail gives you satisfaction of cost-effectively producing your own healthful, mouth-watering venison

Time to liberalize metro deer hunting ordinances
Ample in number, Twin Cities whitetails have benefitted from an outdated iron curtain of discharge rules and zoning laws for too long.

The incredible kiskadee mystery in South Dakota
Trio representing a wayward southern species enthralls birdwatchers and conservationists in the heart of the continent.

State sets new regs for walleyes on Gogebic and other Michigan lakes
Lansing — Walleye anglers on Lake Gogebic can keep a couple 13-inchers if they want to following a regulation change by the state Natural Resources Commission. The decision was made at the NRC’s November meeting

Prepare for hard water by visiting an ice fishing show
Have a show plan, then interview equipment and technique experts to boost your success this winter.

Novel elk tags yield two huge bulls
One might be new state record typical

Required for ice anglers: patience
A year ago, it was a nice, smooth transition from the end of the firearms deer season to ice fishing.