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Steve Carney: Good fishing gear that’s fairly new
The sport of ice fishing seems to inspire innovative innovation. Every season there are more new gadgets and gear than in any other sport in the outdoors.
Here are some newer items that have

Sport show season gears up in Minnesota and surrounding states; here are some events to target
As the calendar flips into the new year, outdoorsmen and women anticipate upcoming sport shows. In February and March, there are a multitude of events, including five in Minnesota.
These sport shows provide an

New York Fishing Report – January 26-February 2, 2024
Look for some fresh steelhead coming up on this high-water event here.

Minnesota Mixed Bag: DNR wants to hear from deer hunters about the 2023 season
The Minnesota DNR released its end-of-season questionnaire and wants to hear back from 2023 deer hunters. The questionnaire is an opportunity for hunters to provide feedback on specific deer permit areas, deer management, and what

Retailers, bait dealers and anglers alike lament warmth’s return to Minnesota
Jeff Byrne has heard it all. Byrne, the longtime owner of Cabin Fever Sporting Goods in Victoria, Minn., in the southwest metro area, sells bait and fishing tackle, as well as other outdoor gear, including

Know your insurance coverage before taking a vehicle out on the ice
I recently saw a photo of an airplane that landed on the ice of a frozen lake and then skidded onto thin ice where it nosedived into the water below.
Until then, I’d

Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – January 30, 2024
The walleyes were snappin up at the Angle this week.

Notes off a soiled cuff: An interesting look back at Gary Alt’s time with the Pennsylvania Game Commission
Some readers will disagree with the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s decision to give former agency wildlife biologist Gary Alt an award. But most will think the glimpse into history is interesting.

Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission OKs exemption for stocking wild trout stream in Potter County
It doesn’t happen often, but during the Jan. 22 meeting of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, an exemption was granted to allow for the continued stocking on a Class A wild trout stream in