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Catching Trout and the Outfitter Report
Contrary to news reports, there is snow in Minnesota. You just have to go north to find it. While the bears may be hibernating, there is plenty of activity happening in the north woods. MORE
Becoming An Outdoors Woman
Do you know how to paddle your canoe when the wind kicks up? What would you do if you sprained an ankle while portaging? MORE
DNR Launches Mobile Apps
Interested in the finding the depth of your favorite fishing hole? Maybe you’d just like to determine where the water access is for your canoe. MORE
Review: The New Boundary Waters and Quetico Fishing Guide
The cool days of May usher in the fishing season in the Boundary Waters. Are you ready? MORE
The Perennial Plate Visits the Boundary Waters
A Twin Cities chef takes camp cooking to a new level, effectively ruining dehydrated meals for us forever.
Giant Lake Trout FREAKOUT
What’s bigger than the monster Lake Superior trout these guys catch? Their uproarious reaction.
Ice Fishing Podcasts: Something To Listen To While Supposedly Ice Fishing
You can now add ‘listening to iPod,’ to the long list of diversions in your ice fishing house. But at least you’ll be learning something from the experts…
Bioline Biodegradable Fishing Line
A kajillion bits of fishing tackle have been lugged on many trips to the Boundary Waters. We’ve witnessed firsthand, tackle boxes that are larger than our packs.
You too? We knew we were not alone.
Which got us thinking. There must be miles of fishing line lost to snags, strainers and runaway walleyes. Could there be a better way to leave no trace?
Check out Bioline’s Biodegradable fishing line. Manufactured to biodegrade within 5 years, it makes us believe it would be a low-impact choice for a wilderness area. Normal monofilament takes at least 500 years to decompose. Guess no one has to do the math there. Even the packaging is reusable and recyclable. Each spool holds 225 yards, with test weights ranging between 4 and 12 pounds.
Now you don’t have to feel too bad when that pike gets away with your line.
Land yours here.









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