Fishing
Another look at access rules in the B-Dub
BWCAW policy on pedal-drive kayaks ultimately keeps young people from experiencing, appreciating, and fighting for the future of American wilderness.
Brook trout and climate change a bad combination for Pennsylvania fishermen
If it does get warmer in our future, anglers will have to go much farther to find fish
Hoping for a return of the fall kings on Lake Michigan
If you haven’t heard about the condition of the fishing on Lake Michigan, then you must be under a rock somewhere. We have all heard the debates about stocking, natural reproduction, and the dreaded mussels.
Five top fishing presentations for late summer bass
Largemouth and smallmouth bass won’t fall into a strict pattern in September, so have these five techniques in your angling arsenal.
Q&A with USFWS Director Dan Ashe in the Twin Cities
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe talks gray wolves, Cecil the lion, Land and Water Conservation Fund, duck management, and his commitment to public lands during an interview with Rob Drieslein.
Planning a switch in bear-hunting strategy
Where hunting pressure is high, it may pay to disturb bear-bait sites as little as possible
Amateur birder’s delight: Help monitor America’s chimney swifts
Local and state Audubon groups are asking citizens to watch for roosts across the country of the insect-eating and charismatic chimney swift.
Revamped N.Y. license system ready for sales
DEC officials are confident sportsmen and license-selling agents will see smoother transactions as sporting licenses went on sale earlier this month.
Prospects dim for Mille Lacs special session
While it’s clear change is coming to Lake Mille Lacs – walleyes will be stocked and a new management structure will be put in place – the likelihood of a special legislative session to aid
