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Helping you enjoy the outdoors! Aug 1, 2025

Catch ’Em When It’s Hot

By Bob Jensen
In summer, fish often prefer a faster-moving bait, and/or one that is moving erratically.

Summertime Bluegill Fishing

By Tony Humeston
Keep the shadow of your cane pole out of the water. A moving shadow will spook fish.

Towing Tenacity

With proven trailering technology and eight available cameras offering up to 14 views, Chevy Silverado provides everything you need for a long day of towing. Plus, the available Trailering App offers customized trailer profiles, pre-departure checklists and trailer tire pressure/temperature monitoring.
Nature Note

Pollinators Don’t Pollinate Everything

 

Did you know that certain agricultural crops like corn, wheat and rice are not pollinated by insects? They are actually pollinated by the wind.

 

And speaking of corn, if you live in an agricultural community, you may have noticed farms are beginning to sell sweet corn. Based on the weather conditions we’ve experienced this summer, reports so far are indicating that this will be a good season for Midwestern corn crops.

Jug Fishing in Summer

By Don Gasaway
Once baited up and released, watch your jugs like an unruly flock of sheep.

Tony Roach Targets Leech Lake Walleyes

Join Tony Roach as he fishes on one of Minnesota’s top walleye lakes.
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Packing for Enjoyable Canoe Camping Trips

By Doug Thalacker
When heading out on a canoe camping trip, keep your plans and equipment simple.