If there’s a niche, expect an entrepreneur to fill it — men like Sandy Kaye, for example, and his unsinkable folding boat. Of all the foldable things in the world — laundry, lawn chairs, paper airplanes — a boat isn’t exactly the first thing that…
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Lindy pro staff angler Charlie Nelson of Duluth, Minnesota, isn’t afraid to invade aquatic jungles in search of walleyes. When walleyes forage for perch, shiners and other baitfish in submerged weeds, Nelson digs them out with Lindy Spinner Rigs. Nelson often plucks walleyes from cabbage…
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Did you know that being active in state Parks this summer could help them win big in the America Is Your Park campaign? The title of “America’s Favorite Park” and a $100,000 recreation grant are up for grabs. So get out, play and vote for…
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The final 11-mile stretch of the Pere Marquette Rail Trail, running from Farwell to Reed City, recently has been resurfaced and will be the focus of a community celebration at 1 p.m. Thursday, July 28th, at the City of Evart Depot. The Department of Natural…
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WILLIAMS, Ariz. – The Beale Fire started by lightning Monday, July 18 on the Kaibab National Forest. It is located 16 miles northeast of Williams and southwest of Kendrick Mountain. It has grown to 2 ½ acres. After assessing its location, surrounding fuels, weather, and…
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For the last 15 years, The Outdoor Campus in Sioux Falls has taught thousands of people to fish, hunt, camp, canoe, kayak, shoot an arrow and much more. In late July, they take that record up a notch with Outdoor University, a day dedicated to…
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Changes in operations at the Broadalbin Boat Launch Site on Great Sacandaga Lake are now in effect, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today. A portion of the parking and waterfront at the state-owned site had been managed by the Town…
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GUNNISON-CRESTED BUTTE, Colo. (July 19, 2011) — Visitors can experience Colorado splendor like it used to be in Marble, with a quiet, uncrowded setting amongst aspen groves, evergreen forests, 14,000-foot peaks, clear streams and comfortable, hospitable lodging. The town’s notoriety and unique character also has…
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A heavy layer of smoke covering the Central and Western Upper Peninsula is the result of forest fires burning in Ontario, Canada. Citizens across the affected area have been calling public safety officials with concerns about the smoke. Michigan Department of Natural Resources spotter…
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You’re backpacking, and you just cooked a meal for you and three other people. Now it’s time to clean up. While doing dishes you see there is food still in the pot you used to cook your scrumptious meal in, plus the dish water has…
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