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Bud Grant’s incredible life outside football included passion, action for the outdoors
Harry Peter Grant Jr. died in his Bloomington home on Saturday morning, March 11, at the age of 95. He was the head coach for the Vikings from 1967-85. Outside of football, the outdoors was

Michigan DNR Fisheries chief Jim Dexter stepping down
After more than 35 years with the Department of Natural Resources, Fisheries Division Chief Jim Dexter is pulling the plug. He plans to retire in April – “the day before the trout opener,” he said

Reader Stories: The cabin calls with many pike-fishing memories
When they started this traditional trip back in the 1930s, they didn’t have an outboard motor. They would take turns rowing a very heavy wooden boat at trolling speed all day long.

North Dakota Fishing Report – March 15, 2023 – video
Checking in from on the ice after the recent snowstorm. How has it impacted the fishing?

Ohio trout stocking schedule changes to bring more opportunity to anglers
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife will release 84,000 rainbow trout in 88 lakes and ponds beginning Thursday, March 16. The DOW will stock smaller waters with hopes fish are caught and kept.

Proper handling tips to capture that fish photo before a successful release
The way I release crappies and bass, also pike and muskie, differs greatly from the way I release trout. Also the type of water and the temperature of the water makes a difference in how

Reader Stories: Ohio angler gets last laugh on first muskie caught from a canoe
With my rod broken, my lure gouged with teeth marks, and my treble hooks bent almost straight, I realized just how lucky I was.

Ohio’s 2023 hunting, fishing licenses on sale now
Licenses can be purchased at wildohio.gov, on the HuntFish OH mobile app, or at participating agents statewide.

How to find and catch Ohio’s hybrid striped bass
One thing is certain, they are a thrill to catch that can turn into fine table fare at the end of the day. Some anglers consider hybrids less tasty than bluegills or yellow perch. Many