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- A wacky way of bass fishing that works wondersOn the occasion of fishing with Virgil, we rigged his purple 6-inch worms Texas style, with the hook point embedded in the worm. Throwing his bait into inviting...
- Michigan DNR updates inland walleye plan amid environmental changesThe Michigan DNR has reworked its management plan for inland walleye waters to adapt to several environmental changes that are affecting the population. Data fr...
- Wildlife crossings may be coming to Pennsylvania roadsA resolution that passed the House may pave the way for wildlife crossings to be constructed on roadways in Pennsylvania. On May 23, legislators passed Ho...
- Examining the foundation for food-plotting successIf you tune into any hunting programming on television or YouTube, you won’t have to watch long before you see deer piling into a food plot at some point. Des...
- Steve Sarley: Learn from my ‘wrong way’ fishing experiencesWhen we learn to do things, we are usually taught that there is a right way and wrong way of doing them. We are taught to do things “by the book,” but usual...
- Michigan DNR and partners continue to fight large wildfire near GraylingThe Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced late Saturday that fire crews plan to work through the night to contain the estimated 2,400-acre Wilderne...
- Vertical jigging for walleyes – videoThe various ways to jig up some walleyes and saugers still hold true. The post Vertical jigging for walleyes – video appeared first on Outdoor News.
- Do brown trout have any self respect?I’m a boat fisherman when it comes to fishing the Great Lakes. Tom, a friend of mine, prefers fishing from the shore or on one of the piers to catch his...
- Organization blames trout kill in Pennsylvania’s Bushkill Creek on concrete plantAn environmental organization believes a maintenance procedure at a concrete plant and quarry resulted in a fish kill including wild brown trout on a section of...
- A record by a beard hair (or feather)? The story of a gobbler to rememberEvery once in a while a turkey hunt goes exactly as you want it to. That’s what happened on May 2, the morning I bagged what is perhaps my best spring gobbler...
- Episode 438 – Clean Water Act ruling, ivory-billed woodpeckers with Stan Tekiela, and a Minnesota bear attackGet the straight outdoors scoop on the latest headlines with host and Managing Editor/Publisher Rob Drieslein plus Editor Tim Spielman as they take a final look...
- Trempealeau County turkeys coy, but callable in WisconsinHad I spent another minute cutting prickly ash to create a spot to sit against a giant oak along a field edge, I may not have had a chance to kill a gobbler dur...
- Lazy, summertime fishing – it’s hard to beatI like to think of it as stealth fishing – tiptoeing quietly into skinny water in my kayak in search of bass and panfish. Mine is a cruising kayak, a 14-...
- Iowa’s Casey Lake (aka Hickory Hills Lake) offers remote opportunity in Black Hawk CountyIowa's Casey Lake, also known as Hickory Hills Lake, in Black Hawk County is only 37 acres, but it offers anglers looking to get away from traffic a chance to c...
- Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1822Visit state parks, hike or bike state trails, and fish anywhere in the state without a license on Wisconsin Free Fun Weekend, June 3-4. Cohos are hitting dodger...