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Cold-weather angling means big fish and peaceful streams, but Indiana's poor river and stream access can limit opportunities
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Here's what you need to know about this divisive, complicated issue
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Empty rivers and freezing temps make for adventure, but take these precautions (plus a note for IN readers)
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Arson, theft and the desecration of ethical pursuit
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Alan Garbers shares how he built an inexpensive but highly productive maple syrup evaporator As demand grows the small producer may tap more and more…
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Fish Exaggeration Syndrome runs rampant in the angling community
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The Honey Hole Tree sold by Bass Pro Shops. On popular lakes the best crappie hotspots get pounded by anglers. It doesn’t take long before the big…
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Visit any coffee shop, café or local watering hole where deer hunters gather and you’ll likely hear the same story. For the last couple years hunters…
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I love camping in a wall tent, there’s just something about crawling into a sleeping bag, having the stove packed with firewood, and listening to the…
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Great Horned Owl One of the most elusive, mythical yet often heard residents of Indiana wildlands is the owl. These nocturnal birds are abundant…
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Fishing Editor Dean Shadley encounters unsportsmanlike conduct and is less than thrilled.
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Flyrod fishing for white bass is exceptional on Eagle Creek Reservoir Eagle Creek Reservoir in Indianapolis in perhaps one of the best-known bodies of…
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