Fishing
Minnesota foundation helps youth with life-threatening illnesses ‘just be kids’
Dan Oliver remembers.
He remembers that Lake of the Woods ice-fishing trip several years ago. One night, sitting at a lodge bar sipping an adult beverage with friends after a day on the hard
Daily 10-panfish bag limit offered for Wisconsin’s Big Green Lake and other waters
Big Green Lake, one of Wisconsin’s most popular fishing destinations, may soon see the daily panfish bag limit drop from 25 to 10 if sportsmen support a DNR proposal at the April spring fish and
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – February 14, 2025 – video
The end of the ice fishing season in Ohio is not yet here as anglers continue to hit Indian Lake on inland waters and South Bass Island on Lake Erie.
New York Fishing Report – February 14-21, 2025
North end of this fishery is proving to be effective for panfish. Try using spikes, wax worms, or cut minnows.
Jigging down for crappies and sunfish – video
Drop your jig a couple of feet below the ice and then hold the line and slowly drop the line and jig another 10 to 12 inches at a time to draw crappies and sunfish.
Oil and gas advocate named by Trump to lead agency that manages federal lands
President Donald Trump has nominated a longtime oil and gas industry representative to oversee an agency that manages a quarter-billion acres of public land concentrated in western states.
Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Colorado-based
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: Bowhunters Assoc. 84th annual convention hitting Stevens Point March 1
The Wisconsin Bowhunters Association (WBH) 84h annual convention will take place Saturday, March 1, at the Holiday Inn Hotel and Convention Center in Stevens Point.
Dean Bortz: Spring hearing update, and is work being done to halt the return of numbered deer units in Wisconsin?
What we’re going to talk about here today – a possible change in Wisconsin’s deer unit boundaries to numbered units in the two forest zones and a preview of the April 14 spring fish and
Jeff Frischkorn: Chasing the winter doldrums one fly at a time
Each whisk of wind that danced through the folds of whatever jacket I’ve worn this winter was met with the same uncharitable oath of condemnation. It was not always so.
Time was once I
