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OUTDOORS WITH SAN COOK Wilderness canoeing in Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park
Last week, six of us made an eight-day trip through Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park, starting at Nym Lake, just north of the park, and paddling to Mudro Lake near Ely. We caught walleyes, lake tro...
Posted on 6/18/13 at 2:03 PM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND going into the weekend....
Don't forget as you make your weekend plans. It's FREE fishing weekend for North Dakota residents! Doesn't have to be for 10 hours...or even 10 minutes. GO FISH! North Dakota anglers are reminded they...
Posted on 5/31/13 at 8:41 AM
STORM TRACKER Icy Opener?
Detroit Lake has one of the longest ice out records of any lake in Minnesota. This spring will be the 117th year that such data has been kept. In the previous 116 years, the latest date the ice wen...
Posted on 4/20/13 at 6:05 PM
NEW PLATEAUS End of Extinction?
In the future, we might be able to worry about one less thing: extinction. This goes for species whose numbers are currently low, but also for those which no longer walk the earth. Advances made now...
Posted on 3/25/13 at 9:28 AM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Slime, Blood, Fur, Feathers
My alarm woke me up earlier than I was used to, but on this day I needed to wake up with the fishes to check out the local fish market. Live eels, snakes, frogs, fowl, and much more, the wet market--a...
Posted on 3/24/12 at 9:04 AM
A good month left of ice fishing in North Dakota
As February begins you’ve noticed the days, both in front and in back, are adding sunlight and the balance of winter begins to shift toward spring.
By Doug Leier , February 13, 2013
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Winter makes fishes lives difficult
When we talk about winter wildlife mortality in North Dakota, most people think of pheasants or deer, as these species are often visible in the countryside along ditches, shelterbelts or harvested agricultural fields.
By Doug Leier , January 17, 2013
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New opportunities
RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION, Minn. — A glance at our surroundings might have suggested we were fishing somewhere in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of northeast Minnesota.
By Brad Dokken , January 10, 2013
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Reflecting on the previous year
As the inevitable change of calendars from 2012 to 2013 is upon us, I’ll end the year in traditional fashion with a look back at the past 12 months from an outdoors perspective.
By Doug Leier , December 19, 2012
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Youth partake in outdoor activities
From algebra and geometry in high school to statistics and calculus in college, my earned “C” was treated like a “B” or even an “A” in my mind. No matter the amount of studying and preparation, it just never seemed to add up.
By Doug Leier , November 08, 2012
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North Dakota prime for outdoors
I’ve written extensively on the rich diversity of natural resources that make North Dakota a great place to live if you like the outdoors, or even if you don’t.
By Doug Leier , September 13, 2012
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Looking to hook a catfish
Jeremy Campbell of Dickinson fishes for catfish Tuesday morning on the banks of the Heart River at Jaycees Park in Dickinson.
By Bryan Horwath , September 12, 2012
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Navajo youths come to Minnesota
RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION, Minn. — They came as strangers, young people from the Navajo Nation in Arizona who had never seen anything quite like the massive body of water the Aniishiinabe call Miskwagami-wizaga-igoniyg for its beautiful sunsets.
By Brad Dokken , August 16, 2012
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Mathematic scenarios
Even though I couldn’t squeak more than a “C” out of college calculus, I’ve always enjoyed thinking through complex questions. It’s the easy ones that sometimes seem to trip me up.
By Doug Leier , August 09, 2012
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Three times lucky
Michael Fischer and Brian Mortensen found their way to first place at the Dakota Walleye Classic for the third time.
By Royal McGregor , August 02, 2012
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Out to catch serious salmon: Duluth, Minn., man makes long trip nearly every weekend to fish
ALGOMA, Wis. — At 3:30 a.m., Andy Klatzky’s 28-foot Grady-White joins a procession of fishing boats idling out of the Algoma, Wis., marina toward Lake Michigan.
By Sam Cook , July 22, 2012
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Reeling in the years
The North Dakota Governor’s Walleye Cup is one of the most lucrative fishing tournaments in the state.
By Royal McGregor , July 19, 2012
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