Fishing
Outlook optimistic as South Dakota’s Oct. 17 pheasant opener approaches
The last month of outdoor affairs in South Dakota included a habitat license-plate program that is generating less money than anticipated, a rejected proposal to allow anglers to harvest large muskies, and an optimistic outlook
Michigan Fishing Report – September 30, 2026
Pink salmon were plentiful in the river here.
Steve Carney: Thoughts on Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame induction
When I got the word about being selected for Minnesota’s 2026 Fishing Hall of Fame class, I was surprised. This was never on my bucket list but I am truly honored. Being recognized by your
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership names new president and CEO
The board of directors of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership recently announced the appointment of Jessica Turner as the group’s new president and CEO. A press release from the group called Turner a lifelong outdoorswoman
Minnesota Mixed Bag: DNR, partners kicks off WMA 75th anniversary photo contest
The Minnesota WMA 75th anniversary Photo Contest is now open and will run through January 1, 2027. In 1951, a small group of state conservationists launched the “Save the Minnesota Wetlands” program with an audacious
B.A.S.S. to keep technology format for 2027 Elite Series
Following a successful debut, B.A.S.S. announced that the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series will continue using the same forward-facing live sonar structure introduced in 2026.
The 2027 season will again feature a split between tournaments
Illinois anglers dominate Florida bass tournament field
Competitive anglers from Illinois took Florida by storm, finishing first and second at the 2026 Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
In all, Illinois had three anglers on the
Illinois Mixed Bag: Trapping Permit Drawing Set for Shelbyville
DNR has scheduled a public drawing for handing out trapping permits at the Shelbyville State Fish and Wildlife Area.
Ralph Loos: Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame class has common interest: being useful
You could make a pretty long list of reasons why people get involved in outdoor conservation. Some love hunting. Some love fishing. Some love birds, bees or trees. Some even love skunks, snapping turtles and
