A year ago, the Outdoor News Person of the Year was Ruth Hoefs, of Le Center, a longtime Ducks Unlimited volunteer. She joined an outstanding and lengthy list of Minnesotans recognized by this publication who continue to selflessly make the outdoors of this state better for all.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is revising the way it will regulate fish stocking in the state.
If you’re able to drive your truck onto good lake ice, consider yourself lucky. There aren’t a lot of opportunities for ice anglers to do so during a winter that’s so far been messed up, to say the least.
Consider earlier this week, that Jeff Byrne, of Cabin Fever Sports in Victoria, amid pouring rain, helped a friend remove a fishing shack from a local lake.
Although walleyes, pike, and panfish are the species targeted by most Minnesota ice anglers, stream trout on inland lakes could be targeted starting Jan. 14.
Outdoor news items from Minnesota and neighboring states.
And anglers fishing on Minnesota waters should know that the release program, which now has only four species, will increase significantly – six species per year from 2024 to 2026.
Next time a fish pumps the brakes on your presentation, drop a bomb on them. Free-spool your bait to the bottom on slack line.
Enforcement reports from the outdoors around Minnesota.
The folks at Glacier have a few simple goals with their fish houses: Build only the highest quality shelters, constructed of premium materials that provide lasting value and years of trouble-free service – enough said.
