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Whether you’re a waterfowl hunter, an angler, or both, you’ve likely pondered the canoe vs kayak question. Each watercraft has its merits, and they’re both excellent choices for traversing small ...

DULUTH, Minn. — On land, Karen McTavish is a mild-mannered quilt shop owner serving customers with a bolt of fabric and a smile. On the water, McTavish turns into a muskie maniac, bitten by the esox ...

Musky fishing today is a “CPR” practice. Catch, photo, release. Let the “fish of 10,000 casts” live to make the day of another sportsman. As a long-time Alaskan, I did experience boat captains having ...

Kristine Fischer digs through her 2017 memories and recaps an explosive moment on a trip to an undisclosed location, somewhere in Tennessee. The wintry Nebraska air billowed with dust and debris as I ...

The muskie has stolen a Duluth angler's heart. "There is nothing that feels more fulfilling," said Karen McTavish, whose romance only figures to deepen. A shore angler since her youth, McTavish said ...

The 10th annual Treeland Premier Musky Fly-Fishing Championship drew 100 enthusiasts from around the country to the Hayward, Wis., area Sept. 26-27 for three days of competition, camaraderie, and ...

Minnesota fishing guide John Hoyer caught a pair of big muskies in Lake Minnetonka last weekend to win the 2016 Metro Muskie tournament, an annual contest held across 25 Twin Cities area waters. Five ...

A Missouri angler says he was attacked by a muskie recently while fighting a bass from his kayak. Zach Reynolds, 28, told St. Louis Today that the bite from the muskie, as he dangled his feet ...

Editor's note: A story in my July 22 column (and also on this blog) about a 42-inch tiger muskie caught on the Jamesville Reservoir early last month contained incorrect information.. Pictured here is ...