Tips & Features
Al Lindner: Strange summer conditions in the Midwest forcing anglers to adapt
This season has been an odd one, to say the least. In all my years, I’ve never seen weather patterns quite like this – and not just in Minnesota, but all across the Midwest.
What’s the perfect archery release? Get the most out of your release aid
P.J. Reilly has likely shot as many release aids as almost anybody in the archery world.
Now in his 14th year with Lancaster Archery Supply, Reilly is a public face for the huge archery
Four hot and easy August fishing trip options for Minnesota anglers
August Fishing. Hot sweaty days, high humidity, and fish that are going crazy everywhere.
There are dozens of awesome fishing opportunities this time of the year, but here are four quick-and-easy fishing trips that
Minnesota Game Fair preview: Danny Suggs breaks barriers, one fishing trip at a time
There are few people in the fishing industry who have had as prolific a career as Danny Suggs, a Minneapolis-based guide, television host, executive producer, conservation activist, writer, photographer, fishing tournament director, and a host
Summer scouting mistakes whitetail hunters often make
With bucks bachelored up and showing the framework for this season’s headgear, it’s a great time to get your 24/7 digital scouters out.
Cameras are the easiest way to keep tabs on the local
British, American Lab traditions converge at Minnesota’s Game Fair 2026
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, when the United States separated itself from Great Britain. So it seems like a fitting time to come together on some of the things
Technology keeps improving in the firearm suppressor world
Suppressor is preferred by the firearms industry and knowledgeable shooters because this term is technically more accurate. These devices do not completely “silence” a gun. Instead, they reduce the sound to a safer level, much
Steve Carney: Getting educated on outboard ‘skeg’ issues
The low water in Minnesota this season has created havoc for many anglers as they are discovering hazards that they didn’t know existed. Thankfully I haven’t had any serious problems navigating the low water, but
Pro Tip of the Week: Find the transitions for some summer walleyes
Mid-summer walleyes are hard to find unless you know the right spots. Folks heading to the water should pay attention to transitions and fish them. These include edges, weeds, rocks, and flats. Always fish from
