Fishing
Steve Sarley: Social media attitudes can ‘stink to high heaven’
I’m a nice guy, I really am. I don’t go out of my way to provoke trouble or arguments. I don’t hurl insults or try to hurt people’s feelings. I try to adhere to the
Dan Ladd: Reflecting on maps, manuals and memories of New York hunting licenses
When I began hunting in the late 1970s, sporting licenses and carcass tags were printed on durable, cardboard-like waterproof paper. And what is today New York’s Hunting and Trapping Regulations Guide was back then a
Ryan Rothstein: What ENRTF is and why it matters so much for Minnesota’s outdoors
If you’re like most Minnesotans, you might be vaguely aware that, somehow, Minnesota State Lottery dollars have something to do with the environment.
On the surface, it probably seems like a lot of complicated
Commentary: Vote yes to support long-term funding for Minnesota’s Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
Early voting in Minnesota begins on Friday, Sept. 20, and once again Minnesota voters have a chance to support the outdoors when they fill out their ballot.
Or not. As your ballot will clearly
New York Fishing Report – September 20-27, 2024
Walleye seem to be biting in 20 to 40 feet of water on this fishery, trolling or jigging.
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – September 20, 2024 – video
With water temps still up, here’s what’s happening with the bite. There are walleyes to be had. Here’s how to get ’em.
North Dakota Fishing Report – September 20, 2024 – video
Walleye fishing remains strong as we see the fish start to transition to more of a fall pattern.
Man leaves shocking gift that funds co-op trout nursery in Pennsylvania
Scott Adams was working at his Berks County sign shop when he got a flabbergasting phone call.
For the past 20 years, Adams has managed a cooperative trout nursery for the Mill Creek Rod
A quick chat with Scott Hed, a man front and center in battle over Alaska’s Bristol Bay
Some of North America’s most effective conservation advocates rarely see their name quoted in the pages of Outdoor News. They’re the men and women who criss-cross the continent, appealing to donors, pitching their mission to
