Hook and Bullet
Plenty of fish and angling company on the Missouri River in South Dakota
I think there are a few thousand anglers in South Dakota who have serious cases of cabin fever.
I got to a Missouri River boat ramp at Chamberlain around 7:15 a.m. on Monday, April
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars: Vehicle-hit canine reported as wolf is really family dog
Field reports from Minnesota DNR conservation officers published in the April 21, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: Trout fishing in high, dirty water
This past weekend we faced high water over the banks on a lot of streams due to runoff. The best way I’ve found to compete with this is using flashy baits such as small spinners
Wisconsin NRB Chairman Bill Smith attends open houses in Douglas, Washburn counties
Natural Resources Board (NRB) Chairman Bill Smith, a resident of Washburn County, attended open houses in Douglas and Washburn counties as part of the spring hearing process that brought about open houses for the first
Minnesota Legislature nears finish line on bills for outdoors
Dollars slashed for fish hatcheries, boat accesses; fees raised for fishing licenses, boat registrations; and a ban on wolf hunt?
The Minnesota House and Senate approved Legacy omnibus bills this past week. The bills
Adding public archery ranges hits bullseye of ‘money well spent’ in Illinois
We have word of a grant distribution that should make everyone reading this page want to pat me – OK, I won’t accept blame so I can’t take credit – and pat DNR on the
Illinois Mixed Bag: Youth turkey hunters take 1,309 birds
A mix of outdoor news stories from across Illinois published in the April 21, 2023 edition of Illinois Outdoor News.
Illinois Cuffs & Collars: Shining, uncased crossbow leads to citation
Field reports from Illinois Conservation Police CPOs published in the April 21, 2023 edition of Illinois Outdoor News.
Deep snow makes for challenging steelhead opener on Wisconsin’s Brule River
The Brule River looked seductive from the cabin porch as it slipped by in the early morning light. Better yet, her soft murmurs were unlike the enraged rants of years past when melting snow pushed
