
Don’t forget about traditional bass baits this summer
The night before a fishing tournament a couple of summers ago, my son Jack and I sat in our boat, rigging rods and talking about the next day. I’ve long loved fishing bass tournaments, but

The night before a fishing tournament a couple of summers ago, my son Jack and I sat in our boat, rigging rods and talking about the next day. I’ve long loved fishing bass tournaments, but

Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters is hosting its biggest event of the year on Friday, July 5, at Bent Paddle Brewing in Duluth, Minn. Listen here for the details of a fun night that will

The rivers are running fast and high, making being out there in a boat dangerous, but the fish are biting well. Here are some tips on catching fish right now from the shore.

We are moving nicely into summer patterns. Walleye, bass, crappies – everything is playing out nicely.

Lake creatures have evolved over millions of years, with their survival skills honed over the ages. I’m seeing this play out this year.
Fish pre-date us by a long-shot. In fact, sturgeon, one of

One of my favorite things about vertical bows is that, despite the tremendous technological advances of the past few decades, it still takes tremendous dedication to consistently place an arrow where you want it. Even

Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman begin the show breaking down the myriad effects of high water and flooding on the wild Minnesota landscape, including young-of-the-year birds and steelhead in North Shore streams.

It wasn’t that long ago that the word “hit-lister” didn’t exist in the whitetail-hunting lexicon.
With the growing-deer movement, that has all changed. It’s no longer just the power couples on hunting shows who

Looking for bigger bluegills? You are likely going to have to search deeper water.
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