Music fest for Indigenous youth
A new music festival in Thunder Bay this month is intended to support an ongoing Indigenous youth initiative called Wake the Giant, which intends to
Shawn Perich
A New Generation Takes to the Water
Eric Brisson gets an early start to his day. He gets up at 4:30 a.m. and heads down to the Grand Marais harbor. There he
Not just another day on the water
We needed to change our luck. Our first day of fly-fishing was a bust, because we were plagued by high flows from an upstream dam
Lake Superior Boat and Water Experiences
Every year, thousands of people travel to the North Shore, drawn to the magnificence that is Lake Superior. They are awestruck by an inland sea
Pioneer hunting stories by Tom Landwehr explores Minnesota’s pioneer sportsmen
Hunting Adventures on the Minnesota Frontier, Sportsmen’s Tales from 1850-1900 Minnesota’s pioneer era is now more than a century behind us. For perspective, consider that
“Forty-two inches of brook trout”
After a three-hour drive to Grand Marais from his home in Superior, Wisc., my friend Damian Wilmot was eager to hit the water. He stopped
Walleyes, other fish not native to inland waters
Anglers often take the fish they catch for granted. If they think at all about the fish they seek, it is usually to muse about
Brook trout: The North’s wild jewels
For eight months, I’ve been waiting for now to arrive. Minnesota’s brook trout season in streams closed last Sept. 30. The season opened again in
