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- Officials say a big ‘flush’ of southeast Minnesota streams has been good for fish habitatAfter two-plus years of drought and low water that hampered stream-trout fishing throughout southeastern Minnesota, recent heavy spring summer rains have signif...
- Minnesotans head West to battle massive wildfiresTo help 12 western states battle wildfires, Minnesota state agencies have deployed more than 100 firefighters as of July 24 to assist in the region’s fire-com...
- WI Daily Update: Tips for catching crappies all summer longHere’s how to find and catch suspended crappies all summer long. The post WI Daily Update: Tips for catching crappies all summer long appeared first on Outdoo...
- New archery range opens in Upper Peninsula’s Sands TownshipThanks to the dedicated efforts of longtime members of a Marquette archery club and generosity of a number of area businesses, a 14-target archery range is now ...
- Ben Moyer: Low flows in Pennsylvania creeks show value of aquatic organism passageThere’s one upside to this summer’s extended dry weather and record heat in Pennsylvania. Shriveled creeks put a spotlight on the vital importance of aquati...
- MN Daily Update: Tips for catching crappies all summer longHere’s how to find and catch suspended crappies all summer long. The post MN Daily Update: Tips for catching crappies all summer long appeared first on Outdoo...
- Lake Erie Waterkeeper organization to mark somber milestone of Toledo Water CrisisOn Aug. 4, 2014, toxic algae, properly known as cyanobacteria, caused the city of Toledo to warn more than 400,000 of its water customers not to drink nor touch...
- Bob Gwizdz: Beating the brush is part of the experience when going after Michigan’s brook troutThere are guys who are bass fishermen and guys who are walleye fishermen and guys who are muskie fishermen, and though most of them will fish for other species ...
- Tips for squirrel hunters as opener nears in IllinoisThe telltale black stains around its mouth told me that the squirrel I had just shot was hitting the walnuts. Finding the motherload tree or stand can provide t...
- WI Daily Update: Be a hunter education instructorThe Wisconsin DNR is seeking volunteer hunter education instructors ahead of this fall’s hunting seasons. Here’s how to get involved. The post WI Daily Upda...
- Rare elements are in abandoned coal mine drainageDown a long gravel road, tucked into the hills in West Virginia, is a low-slung building where researchers are extracting essential elements from an old coal mi...
- Outdoor museum and education center opens in Clare, Michigan, highlighting hunting as conservationThe ribbon was cut and the doors opened officially on July 24 at the 16,400-square-foot Jay’s & Webber Wildlife & Education Center in Clare. The center is adj...
- Canine distemper hurting raccoon populations in Ohio, elsewhereIf one looks over the police blotter that is published in the Sandusky Register, you would notice an abnormally high number of calls that have been made to loca...
- Ohio’s Lake Loramie Passport to Fishing event a big hitLake Loramie is steeped in Ohio history. More than 200 years ago, it was a lone trading outpost and named for an early fur trader, Pierre Loramie. The lake, whi...
- Mentored hunting program changes in PennsylvaniaPennsylvania game commissioners, at their recent quarterly meeting, gave final approval to a measure that will allow mentors hunting with a mentored youth to ac...