Opinions
Bob Gwizdz: Detroit River walleye fishing truly is world class
I have become increasingly convinced during the past couple of decades that the Detroit River offers the best walleye fishing in the world.
Oh, you can argue that other places offer bigger average-sized fish
Minnesota Letters to the Editor: Barbed-wire issues? PF chapters are ready to assist
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the May 10, 2024, edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Tom Venesky: Hypocritical to believe the Pennsylvania Game Commission isn’t political
Like it or not, politics is firmly entrenched in the operation of the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
The argument that legislators should have no say in how the Game Commission functions is admirable, but not
Commentary: EPA action on ‘forever chemicals’ good for humans, fish, wildlife
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s designation of PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances underscores the agency’s commitment to addressing serious threats posed by per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) chemicals to public health and the environment.
Tyler Frantz: May is a time for new beginnings in Pennsylvania
Pulling out of my driveway on a morning trek to work recently, dozens of freshly dropped maple samaras peeled from the windshield and roof rack like molting bird feathers wafting away in the breeze.
Steve Pollick: Refitting an old air rifle
My latest foray into firearms rehabilitation, an old .177 air rifle, is all my buddy Fred Haubert’s fault.
Fred, who lives in eastern Pennsylvania, called to say he finally had had it with the
Michigan Letters to the Editor: Concerned about Michigan’s deer management issues
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the May 10, 2024, edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Outdoor Observations: Good start for Michigan turkey hunters
After two solid days of hunting from dusk until dawn, another day hunting in the wind and rain, and yet another full day of close calls, it (finally) all came together. And like it often
Commentary: Spring winds push many rare species into Ohio, and there are many spots to explore for birders
The annual return of wintering birds to their ancestral breeding and summering grounds is in full-flight. Many folks have begun putting out their hummingbird feeders in the hopes of capturing bragging rights for spotting the
