Fishing
How to scout new fishing spots like a pro – video
When you are looking for information to plan a fishing trip, there are a few online tools that are absolutely essential to finding fishing spots quickly and efficiently. This guide will point you in the
First round prize winners announced from the Midwest Walleye Challenge
Midwest Walleye Challenge participants from across the southern Midwest have submitted their first two weeks of walleye and sauger catches.
Prizes for the longest fish, most water bodies fished, random draws from submitted fish,
Steve Piatt: Canada’s Algonquin Provincial Park a special wilderness experience that keeps calling
On the wall at the bottom of the stairs of our home, we walk past the big map several times daily. Sometimes I stop and look closely, knowing where we’ve been and wondering, too, whether
Outdoor Insights: A bill that makes sense from Minnesota regarding sales or transfer of state lands
Sen. Steve Green, R-Fosston, introduced Senate File 5393 last week, which in simple terms would require supermajority approval for certain sales or transfers of surplus state lands. It would require a three-fifths majority vote in
Aquatic invasive species control a focal point for DNR heading into Minnesota’s open-water fishing season
With the Minnesota fishing opener less than a month away, control of the spread of aquatic invasive species is a top priority for the Minnesota DNR. The DNR has long made AIS a central focus,
Michigan Fishing Report – April 17, 2024
Walleye fishing remained excellent throughout the Detroit River, with many limit catches reported. Anglers were finding the best success when they were able to find stained or off-color water.
Gear & Gadgets: Federal adds 15 sub-gauge options to High Over All lineup, plus much more
Federal Ammunition has added 15 new sub-gauge product options to its popular Federal Premium High Over All (HOA) product lineup. Engineered for the most elite trap, skeet and sporting clays shooters, HOA leaves a trail
Steve Carney: Modest fishing success on the South Dakota border, but best is yet to come
My first fishing trip to the Big Stone-Traverse South Dakota border-waters system turned out rather lukewarm, as anticipated. It’s amazing how predictable this system can be when everything is predicated on spring water temperatures.
Minnesota DNR reminds public to prioritize water safety this spring
St. Paul — With anglers, boaters, and paddlers taking advantage of the early ice-out across much of Minnesota, the Minnesota DNR is reminding anyone spending time around lakes, rivers, and ponds that water temperatures remain
