Hot dog! Roasting an outdoor icon
Mike Schoonveld
July 15, 2022
Yes, there’s an art to roasting a wiener.
Michigan Outdoor News
Extinguishing old fire extinguishers is required
Mike Schoonveld
May 24, 2022
Be sure your boat’s fire extinguisher is fully charged and ready for use just in case you need it.
The power of nature
Tom Pink
September 22, 2021
It can be therapeutic, regardless of if you’re in a goose marsh or on a sunny beach.
Plain or without tartar
Mike Schoonveld
August 31, 2021
It’s often said there are two kind of people – cat people and dog people. There seems to be a solid rift between classical music lovers and contemporary music fans. Mars vs. Venus. Leaders vs.
Lucky father, lucky son, lucky man
Tom Pink
June 29, 2021
In my little town of Sault Ste. Marie, one is never far from the St. Mary’s River. For 30 years, we lived in a house about a mile from the river, and on quiet mornings
Do your summer shirts perform for you?
Mike Schoonveld
June 29, 2021
Not long ago, during the summer months, most Michigan fishermen pulled on a tee-shirt if the day came with a prediction for warm weather and sunny skies. Then, if they were worried about too much
What a great time to be alive
Tom Pink
May 17, 2021
Modern advances save the day for a successful fisherman.
The old man goes ice fishing – again
Tom Pink
April 5, 2021
A final ice angling jaunt of 2021 generates memories, and some misplaced jumbos find a home.
Saginaw Bay serves up walleyes and whitefish
Bill Parker
March 7, 2021
Details can make a difference when ice fishing for walleyes.
