Fishing
Ohio Insider: Wildlife officer Trent Weaver represents fallen officer at ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Little did he know that one of the last assignments in Montgomery County Wildlife Officer Trent Weaver’s career would be one of the most rewarding.
Weaver in May was chosen to represent the Ohio
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 30, 2025
The jig bite remains strong. Many anglers are still anchoring up or spot-locking and working a jig tipped with a frozen emerald shiner.
Michigan task force recommends more info on life-cycle of steelhead
What Michigan steelhead experts know is how little they know about parts of the life-cycle of these migratory rainbow trout, and they’re mapping ways to fix that.
DNR Lake Michigan Basin Fisheries Coordinator Jay
Jeremiah Haas: Finding other advocates for the outdoors
Many fathers across the Midwest celebrated Father’s Day with barbeques, boating or other family-oriented activities outside. Personally, I had a fishing and kayaking clinic on Saturday, then spent Sunday at home with my family, although
Maryland snakehead record broken by 21.8-pounder
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources recently recognized Matt Foreman, of Crownsville, as the new state record holder for Chesapeake channa – also known as northern snakehead (Channa argus) – in the state’s Invasive Division.<br
Metro Area Fishing Report – June 29, 2025 – video
Checking out Leech Lake walleyes, Lake Minnetonka bass, Lake Wapogasset everything.
Provision to sell federal public lands pulled from Senate’s reconciliation bill
Outdoor organizations on Saturday were celebrating what they called a major victory for hunters and anglers after Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) pulled his proposal from the Senate’s budget reconciliation bill that would have sold millions
Examining Wisconsin’s fish trains and the era of ‘badger’ cars
In the second half of the 19th century, market hunting was decimating the nation’s wildlife resources. In Wisconsin, deer, bear, ducks, geese, quail, prairie chickens, passenger pigeons and other animals that could be sold for
Part three of Ernest Hemingway’s “Big Two-Hearted River”
In the morning the sun was up and the tent was starting to get hot. Nick crawled out under the mosquito netting stretched across the mouth of the tent to look at the morning. The
