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Meet ‘Wild’ Bill Weber, a man who enjoys his big three at the Minnesota State Fair
This Minnesota native has made it a tradition to visit the State Fair for more than five decades with family and friends. He makes three stops an absolute mission every year: Sweet Martha’s Cookies, a

Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: WCO Luke Walter gets boating law award
The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators Boating Officer of the Year Award was presented to Waterways Conservation Officer Luke Walter, whose district includes western Erie County.

Spring turkey dates, bass regs on the table in Ohio
The Ohio Wildlife Council received proposals for the spring 2027 wild turkey hunting dates and simplified bass fishing regulations on Wednesday, Aug. 26. The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife will publish a complete list

Jeremiah Haas: Dare to be different to find success in the woods and on the water
Hunting and fishing are always full of new innovations.
One person might say it is to conquer the game or fish we chase. Others may say it is to conquer the hunter’s and fisherman’s

Outdoor Insights: A right to hunt and fish… with teeth?
Only Alabama had similar constitutional language on the books prior to Minnesota, and now 24 states have it, with Florida the latest, in 2024.

Sauger shows up in Ohio’s Maumee River from stocking
On Aug. 14, members of the University of Toledo Lake Erie Center’s grass carp strike team netted a young-of-the-year sauger while electrofishing in the Maumee River.
The team was there to look for the

New York Fishing Report – September 3, 2026
With favorable creek levels and temperatures over the past couple of weeks, the inland trout streams have been fishing well.

Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – September 3, 2026 – video
High water temps are impacting the fishing for most every species here.

Report says Pennsylvania Game, Fish agencies should share services
A new report recommends the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Fish & Boat Commission share services in several areas, and the head of one of the agencies said more analysis is needed.
On Aug. 31,