Opinions
Wisconsin sports show season ‘better than the internet’ when it comes to learning about products and services
Sportsmen can see, feel, and learn about products by visiting a sports show
Fly-fishing’s buying patterns: Some flies catch fish, some flies catch fishermen, some do both
I’ll stop short of calling it a New Year’s resolution, because I didn’t make the decision until just recently. But after taking inventory of our flies – dries, wets, nymphs and streamers – I’ve decided
Ice fishing preparation means gearing up for the hard water season
Ice fishing season has arrived for many anglers across the state. In fact on some waters at higher elevations, including the Adirondacks, there has been ice fishing action since mid-December.
60 Kentucky elk now roaming Wisconsin’s Jackson County
Antlered newcomers causing a little bit of trouble for farmers, game farm operators
Fortunately for ethical hunters, many poachers don’t understand social media
A quick browse through the “Cuffs and Collars” page in each issue of Illinois Outdoor News reveals that there are plenty of hunters in the state who could probably use a lesson on ethics.
Wisconsin’s CWD expert, Mike Samuel, has suggestions for DNR and Natural Resources Board on white-tailed deer health
Wisconsin’s top CWD researcher retiring at the end of January
Syren shotguns at SHOT Show; guns geared towards a woman
Kristen Monroe finds out what makes Syren shotguns unique to women.
Two upstate anglers fall through ice, reminding us that winter fishing can be dangerous
A pair of fishermen on Channel Lake, one of the northern-most bodies on the Fox Chain, fell through the ice Sunday afternoon, according to a report from the Lake County Sheriff
Ditch cleaning effort displays ugly attitude for littering
Author’s Muskellunge Creek bottom filled with detritus
