
The strategy of … drilling holes – video
It’s important not to drill too many holes as it is a waste of time and can spook the fish.

It’s important not to drill too many holes as it is a waste of time and can spook the fish.

It’s that time of year, when a new season of sports shows around the region offers various opportunities for hunters, anglers, and outdoors-types to check out and purchase what they’ll need for the spring and

Rob Drieslein and Tim Spielman launch the show talking about legislation taking another run at allowing rifles statewide for Minnesota deer hunting. Also, there’s new chronic wasting disease research and hot spots in Minnesota and

Tim Lesmeister is catching a lot more northern pike utilizing tip-downs after he moved to a specific setup. Here’s what he did.

Leech Lake and its muskies have become ground zero in debate about forward-facing sonar and whether new regulations could protect big fish later into summer.
A document – “Minnesota’s Muskie Dilemma” – reached my

Technology and the fishing industry go hand in hand. With every season, new concepts hit the market, hoping to make their mark. Perhaps the most impactful innovation of the past decade lies in the electronics

The Minnesota Senate is considering eliminating the state’s shotgun zone again this year, but it’s seeking that change in a different manner than that of last year’s bill, which fell apart as legislators sought certain

Freshwater fishing hall of famer Gary Roach sometimes likes to leave the deep-water crappies and go on the search for big bluegills in the weeds. Tim Lesmeister details how he finds them at this time

There’s a long history of panfish, bass, and pike fishing on Spring Lake in Scott County. But during the past decade or so, one could argue that its walleye-catching opportunities have become its calling card.
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