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- Wisconsin’s new DNR secretary hits the ground runningIt’s all about public service and doing something to benefit the state’s natural resources. That’s why Karen Hyun, Ph.D., the new DNR secretary, told Wisc...
- Wisconsin’s statewide fishing report on May 23, 2025Anticipation of improved action rises as cold front passes. Here’s a look at the Wisconsin fishing report on May 23, 2025. The post Wisconsin’s statewide fi...
- Iowa’s statewide fishing report on May 23, 2025A look at the Iowa fishing report from across the state on May 23, 2025. The post Iowa’s statewide fishing report on May 23, 2025 appeared first on Outdoor Ne...
- MN Daily Update: Fishing walleyes on waters without the classic walleye structureAccording to Mr. Walleye, Gary Roach, there’s a lot of great walleye lakes that have been well stocked that don’t have classic walleye structure. Here’s h...
- Want more Black Hills trout fishing? Bring in the beaversIf you’re an angler who’s spent any time trout fishing in the Black Hills, you know what makes it special: cold, clear streams, shaded banks, and pockets of...
- Ticks, and the disease risks that come with them, are widespread in MichiganTicks it seems – like the ‘water water’ made famous by Coleridge’s ancient mariner – are everywhere. Also like the mariner’s water, they have no imm...
- New York crossbow bill advances in ENCON committeesBipartisan legislation to expand crossbow hunting in New York is working its way through both the Senate and the Assembly. If eventually passed, the bill, which...
- New visitor center highlights 50th anniversary of Minnesota’s Voyageurs National ParkIt’s going to be a celebratory summer at Voyageurs National Park – Minnesota’s only national park – in International Falls. As federal park officials ge...
- Southwest Ohio club hosts hunter education appreciation dayThe Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife recently held a Hunter Education Appreciation Day at the Southern Ohio Dog and Game Protective Association. It was the first o...
- Genesee River rambling in Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier, where the reward is the fiery brook troutI had come down from southern New York into the northern border area of Pennsylvania, following the Genesee River, but going against the current. I was now upst...
- Kayaking for carp is the kind of adventure that’s habit formingSitting in the kayak and just allowing the current to carry me on this fine afternoon, I was hoping my mesmerizing moment would be interrupted by something on t...
- DEC webinar updates New York waterfowl hunters on multiple topicsThanks to a recent New York Department of Environmental Conservation-hosted Status of Waterfowl and Wetland Management webinar in April, duck and goose enthusia...
- Adirondack brook trout plan proposed, with public invited to commentThe New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Adirondack Brook Trout Pond Management Plan is getting closer to being realized. DEC recently re...
- New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on May 22, 2025Still some time for turkey hunters, and angling action heats up. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on May 22, 2025. The post New Yorkâ€...
- Bill Hilts, Jr.: Lots of fish caught as New York outdoor writers convene in LewistonThe New York State Outdoor Writers Association, a group formed in 1967, held its Spring Conference in Lewiston, N.Y., May 15-18, 2025. Hosting a writer gatherin...