Contact: John Bradley, North Dakota Wildlife Federation, 701-390-7196, contact.ndwf@gmail.com Bismarck (July 20, 2021) — New bipartisan...

There are many options when it comes to catching crappies, most involving a small minnow. Whether under a slip float or on a jig, live...

While drought conditions persist across much of North Dakota, with severe levels in the west-central portion of the state around Lake...

While much of the hustle and bustle of spring is wrapping up at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s Valley City Fish Hatchery, after a...

Summertime means an uptick in fish activity, and it also means fish are looking up for food. Frogs, small mammals, insects and even...

For standard tackle fishing and connecting the line directly to the hook, a swivel, or even a small lure, the Palomar knot shines above...

The North Dakota State High School Clay Target League (ND CTL) will be holding its annual state tournament at the Shooting Park in...

By Mike Peluso I promised last week that the reports would switch over to mostly to Devils Lake and Lake Sakakawea for the next couple of...

North Dakota’s upland bird populations came out of the mild winter relatively well. With above average temperatures from December to...

The spawn is on! While I was hoping it would hold off a little longer for the spring, we all know Mother Nature has her way, and her way...