The idea of fishing for crappies when the temperature was over 90 degrees didn’t sound too appealing.

$176,026,493. That’s one hundred sixty seven million, twenty six thousand four hundred ninety three bucks.

The new Minnesota deer hunting regulations are out and the changes for 2005 really don’t affect our area directly.The

Now that Mother Nature has turned the furnace off for awhile, we can put the tubes and water skis away for a while an

The BWCAW Visitor’s Permit was numbered 147384.

Temperatures in the 90-plus degree range may have baked a few fishermen, but the entries keep rolling in for the 2005

They are peeking out from under the green bushes like clumps of turquoise beads. Blueberries. Ripe blueberries.

I don’t know what kind of tourist town Ely will be five, 10 or 15 years from now but I would bet there will be more t

In the world of smallmouth bass fishing, at least in this neck of the woods a 20-incher is a very nice fish.

It is the Drive Careful time of summer.

Laying in the middle of Highway 21 just south of the transfer station last week was a roadkill deer.Looking as if at

Somebody must have turned the walleye switch on because a boatload of nice entries came in this week to the North Cou

Once upon a time, about 65 years ago, no serious walleye fisherman ever ventured forth on northern waters without his

That’s it. I’ve had enough of summer.

This past week it felt more like August with storm systems rolling through the area, uprooting trees and damaging pro