Fishing
Focus on flatheads: Big fish are waiting in Pennsylvania’s warm-water rivers
It was too darn hot to fish during the day.
So we waited and waited. Sitting under the shade of an aging sycamore, with the boat already launched and pulled back up to shore,
After a down stretch, Michigan’s Lake St. Clair giving up limits of walleyes again
Back in the 1960s, Lake St. Clair was the place to go to fish for walleyes in southeast Michigan. Lake Erie? It was unaffectionately known as the Dead Sea, a polluted sump that caught fire
Wisconsin wolf season rules paralleling new plan
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board’s (NRB) Aug. 9 meeting was loaded with informational items ranging from DNR budgets to wolves.
Scott Karel, Department of Natural Resources (DNR) wildlife regulation policy specialist, gave a brief
High quality trout stream, timber make Iowa’s Big Mill Creek Wildlife Area a popular destination
The parking lot at the northwest corner of Iowa’s Big Mill Creek Wildlife Area provides a good spot to people watch, or more precisely, vehicle watch. Cars and trucks and SUVs coming and going, up
Streams of Thought: Nicollet Conservation Club a worthy recipient of Outdoor Leaders Award, and what is South Dakota doing?
It’s my great honor to announce that the Nicollet Conservation Club has been named winner of Outdoor News’ 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award. The NCC joins a growing and distinguished list of organizations bestowed the award
Minnesota’s Nicollet Conservation Club earns Outdoor News’ 2023 Outdoor Leaders Award
When Vietnam War veteran Fred Froehlich was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy in November 1970 after serving a year aboard an attack carrier in the Gulf of Tonkin, the hunter and conservationist remembers his
Walleye, trout/salmon stamp contest winners named
St. Paul — Alborn artist Dean Kegler has won the Minnesota trout and salmon stamp contest with an acrylic painting of a brook trout, and Bemidji artist Sam Larsen has won the walleye stamp contest
Pennsylvania fish stocking notice is overdue, deserves angler support
It’s a natural fact that dates back to the first bands of early humans. We do not like rules. A lot of anglers and organizations already know about the Notice of Stocking regulation adopted last
Rookie pro, Joey Cifuentes, completes Bassmaster victory on Michigan’s Lake St. Clair
A sure sign Joey Cifuentes III was in line to win his second blue trophy came when a 5-pound smallmouth jumped into his boat midway through Championship Sunday, July 30, at the AFTCO Bassmaster Elite
