Anglers targeting muskies here had success by trolling hard plastics near the mouth of the river as well as casting crankbaits closer to the De Pere Dam.
Researchers in Michigan reported earlier this year that they caught the oldest known Great Lakes lake trout. Listen here for details.
I’ve been fortunate to fish across the Upper Midwest for decades. With every season, there are some common themes, general observations, and lessons learned. While some years are on the good end of the spectrum,
It seems as though flat tires and blown tires have become the bane of my hunting and fishing existence. It’s been, what, four years in a row now that we’ve dealt with some sort of
Tim Lesmeister recently debated with buddies on whether or not it is OK to ground swat ruffed grouse? What do you think? Lesmeister gives his thoughts.
An eight-year investigation wrapped up in Sweetwater County in southern Wyoming on Sept. 26 when Sean Thomas, of Farson, Wyo., was sentenced on multiple wildlife charges, according to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
“Turk” Gierke has been guiding anglers for more than 25 years. Tim Lesmeister explains some great advice Gierke recently shared in Outdoor News that can help you have some wonderful fall fishing.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced preliminary results from the 2025 bear season. Bear hunters harvested 3,724 bears during the 35-day season, placing this season on par with the five-year average of about 3,800
American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, “If a single man plants himself on his convictions and then abides, the huge world will come ’round to him.”
Maybe so, but Keith McCaffery, 86, of Rhinelander,
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