Science can come in handy when it suits your biases. Otherwise — especially in the case of fish and wildlife management — it can be a hassle. Just ask those who are complaining about the Department of ...

Minnesota’s greatest mystery isn’t whether the Kensington Runestone is authentic (would a guy named Olof Ohman fib?), whether Marjorie Caldwell masterminded the murder of Duluth heiress Elizabeth ...

Science can come in handy when it suits your biases. Otherwise — especially in the case of fish and wildlife management — it can be a hassle. Just ask those who are complaining about the Department of ...

Looking forward to late-summer walleyes in big waters, Lindner says 360 Imaging is a great tool for locating and catching roaming fish. “For open-water walleyes—especially those high in the water ...

After a lot of time, gas money, and even heartbreak, I’ve dialed in a consistent late-summer bite on the biggest walleyes of my life. This isn’t luck, and it’s not always easy, but it’s repeatable.

Science can come in handy when it suits your biases. Otherwise — especially in the case of fish and wildlife management — it can be a hassle. Just ask those who are complaining about the Department of ...

PORT CLINTON, Ohio — Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to the summer for many in our area. But for people in the Port Clinton area, it's the Walleye Festival. It was a windy but dry Monday ...

From trolling spinners for weed walleye, to swinging streamers for big browns, to frog fishing for summer bass, these stories captured our Sports Illustrated fishing reader’s attention on Fishing on ...

In this edition of The Starting Spot Daily Bass Fishing Headlines, we’re covering, the shift of young Minnesota anglers from walleye to bass, tips to find transitional postspawn to summer bass, and ...

The characters in this story are fictitious but are based on the experiences of the guest writer, who has over thirty years of fishing travel knowledge as a proprietor, host and fishing tourist ...

The 8-foot trolling rod bent into a deep curve, telegraphing the presence of a good-sized fish. My buddy Art yanked the outfit from its rod holder and began slowly gathering line on the trolling reel.