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Rules flawed but tolerable

Like seemingly every other deer hunter in Indiana, I have…

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Deer love fruit

When wildlife biologist David Osborne told a standing-room-only crowd at…

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Muskies to be stocked in Indiana's Lake Everett

ARCOLA — State fisheries biologists plan to approve a private…

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Father, son place in marksmanship contest

CAMP PERRY, Ohio — A Pleasant Lake man and his…

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Fishing with grandpa

Kinsey Gingerich learns to fish with her grandpa, John Singer.

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Brown bags a ‘big one’

Eleanor Brown, 90, caught this fish at a private pond on Aug. 18. She said she “had a blast” and is now ready to catch “the big one.”

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Rules flawed but tolerable

Like seemingly every other deer hunter in Indiana, I have mixed feelings about the proposed deer hunting rule changes recently approved by the Natural Resources Commission. Read More...

Smallmouth action is heating up with the summer day

Anglers, like bank robbers, need a quick getaway. This bizarre thought came to mind as I sped north to Bristol last week to fish for smallmouth bass along the St. Joseph River. Read More...

Deer love fruit

When wildlife biologist David Osborne told a standing-room-only crowd at the 2010 QDMA National Convention that fruit orchards are often better than food plots for deer hunters, he was singing to the choir. Read More...

Minnesota fishing down

LEECH LAKE, Minn. — I have traveled to northern Minnesota every year for the past forty years in search of the best multi-species fishing in the Midwest. With so many more lakes than Indiana and fewer people, it has always been money and time well... Read More...

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