Fishing
Outdoor news items from beyond Minnesota (Dec. 28)
our Native American tribes have agreed with Michigan and federal officials on a revised fishing policy for parts of three of the Great Lakes.
A tasty duck recipe, and problems on the ice
In my never-ending quest for great recipes, I have discovered what’s called the “spatchcock” style of cooking duck or other fowl.
What’s in a fishy name? Depends on place, time
At top, catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) are present in a number of Minnesota lakes and rivers. In some cases they’re referred to as mud cats, polliwogs, or chuckleheads.
Minnesota’s hard-water tournaments get under way in January
A look at some of the biggest ice-fishing tournaments coming up in Minnesota this winter. There are about 100 for anglers to choose from around the state.
Weather cramping style of anglers, others in Minnesota
Early winter weather has been unkind to ice anglers, pheasant hunters, trappers, and, likely, many other users of the outdoors.
SIU: black carp established in river basin
This means Illinois waterways are being invaded by another invasive species that could threaten the ecosystem.
Loss of Henry’s biggest blow to anglers in 2022
The year 2022 brought many memorable milestones to the fishing community. In Chicagoland, the most memorable thing might have been a loss.
2022 Ohio Outdoor News Year in Review
A look back on the top outdoor stories in Ohio from all 12 months of 2022.
Call it ‘copi’ or call it ‘carp,’ Illinois company sees progress
DNR’s rebranding of invasive fish seems to pay off.
