Fishing
Public hearing scheduled for Minnesota’s Clear Lake management plan
A public hearing is scheduled for May 16 to discuss management options, gather public input, and review a plan for habitat enhancement for Clear Lake in Sibley County.
The Minnesota DNR and the Sibley
A Minnesota minnow shortage? Top topic at recent MN-FISH forum
A shortage of bait minnows has been a common topic in recent years. The angling advocacy group MN-FISH hosted its annual summit on May 3 in Rogers, and the topic was first on the agenda.
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Keep it simple for fishing opener
Walleye opener in Minnesota can be a fun but stressful time for many anglers. They sometimes don’t have a chance to run through their gear.
Minnesota’s 2023 fishing opener could be worth the wait
On paper, the 2023 Minnesota fishing opener looks like it should be a good one. That wasn’t the case just a couple of weeks ago when ice still covered a large portion of the state’s
Michigan Mixed Bag: Al’s Goldfish Lure Company Partnering with Outdoor News Junior Pro Team
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across Michigan published in the May 12, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan’s trout opener is about fishing and friends
Sure, I caught and released a 16-inch brown the opening day on the Au Sable River’s South Branch before the skies opened up with rain.
Sure, it was typical weather for a trout opener
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – May 9, 2023
For the opener, most anglers will be going after the walleyes anchored up and vertically jigging with a jig and minnow along the south shore of Lake of the Woods.
Mike Thorman is the 2023 Michigan Outdoor News Person of the Year
Mike Thorman is a busy man.
The Attica resident is the legislative director for the Michigan Hunting Dog Federation and represents a host of other hunting organizations at the state and local levels. He’s
Ohio Mixed Bag: Kentuckians now required to buy license to hunt, fish own small properties
A provision included in Kentucky Senate Bill 241, which goes into effect immediately, now requires Kentuckians to have a permit to fish or hunt on their own property, if the property is less than five
