Having a world class body of water that is shared between the U.S. and Canada (Ontario and Manitoba) isn’t so bad. In fact, it provides anglers and visitors a lot of options and additional fishing opportunities. There are naturally differences in rules and regs, fish limits, length limits and even some understanding of border crossing.… Read More New 2024 Walleye Fishing Regs for Ontario Side of Lake of the Woods
Whether you’re interested in having fun or putting more fish in your livewell, try these proven tactics for bass, panfish and trout. When Mother Nature finally releases her icy grip and spring rolls around, many anglers think about putting more fish in the boat to erase thoughts of winter cabin fever. Up north, ice-out typically… Read More Alan Clemons: How To Catch More Fish In The Spring
by Bret Amundson Northern pike are often overlooked when it comes to table fare, with many anglers in the midwest choosing the similar white, flaky walleye filets instead. One reason for this is due to the “Y” bone removal process making filleting pike seem slightly more challenging. In reality, it’s very easy to do. There… Read More Video: How To Remove Y Bones From Northern Pike
SPRINGFIELD, Va., May 2, 2024 – The recreational boat owner’s advocacy, services and safety group, Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), has help for all types of boat owners with its highly popular Spring Commissioning Checklist. A printer-friendly PDF copy of the checklist is available to download and take to the boat. Be sure to… Read More BoatUS Spring Commissioning Checklist
One of the lighter, but important aspects of being self reliant in the outdoors is the level to which you can bring your kitchen skills to the campfire. Whether it’s a casual car-camp weekend or a backcountry bivouac or spike camp, there’s no reason why you can’t enjoy some of the cooking creations you enjoy… Read More Tom Watson: Enjoying a Campfire Bakery…
Everyone hears stories of novice anglers throwing something ridiculous and landing a trophy fish. Sure, that happens occasionally, but so does winning $100 million in a lottery. Just don’t count on it when targeting speckled trout! Targeting big trout requires patience, understanding and determination. It also requires a plan, about 90 percent of which occurs before… Read More John N Felsher: Topwater Temptation For Trophy Trout
With every surge of warm weather, online foraging groups have been heating up as well. Much of the chatter revolves around morels. For even casual pickers, it can be exciting. Excitement aside, this is also when all the misinformation comes out to play. It’s enough to make a guy hang his head and cry. So,… Read More Roy Heilman: Morel Misinformation
This week we have tips and reports from Jarrett McCarthy at Hayward Bait and Bottle. Then we talk early Spring bass fishing and more with Hayward area fishing guide Haze Barnaby. Lots more information on our WNO Radio website http://wiscnorthlandoutdoors.com/ And www.wnoradio.com and on the Hayward Lakes VCB website https://haywardlakes.com/ You can also listen to the radio… Read More Wisconsin Northland Outdoors show
At ICAST 2024, we’re launching a brand-new event called Lunkers & Bunkers which features two of our favorite things – fishing and golf. Including 18 holes of golf, four holes with fishing, breakfast, lunch and prizes, this is going to be an event you don’t want to miss. And all proceeds benefit Keep America Fishing, ASA’s angler advocacy program.… Read More 2024 New Event at ICAST 2024
ording a stream while back-country trekking can be as simple as an ankle-deep wade through a gentle riffle to a potentially dangerous crossing of a rock-strewn, strong-current river. There are several factors to consider; procedures to take; to help you make the safest, smartest crossing possible. Determining the Crossing Site If the water is above your… Read More Tom Watson: Tips on Crossing/Fording a Stream
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