Northland Outdoors

As May approaches in Minnesota, we'll show you what the fishing opener is all about. Plus we'll spend some time on the water with a guiding legend

We pay homage to our treasured outdoor history and see firsthand how the past has affected our present and set the stage for a bright futureA

We're at Tazin Lake Lodge in Northern Saskatchewan. This lake holds world record lake trout and we're here to find one.

We travel to western Indiana for a very special turkey hunt with a group of true American heroes who give a whole new meaning to blind ambition.

On Northland Outdoors we learn about the fastest growing high school sport in Minnesota and you might be surprised at what it is

We give a couple of shotgun specialists their first shots at the mourning dove. And we travel to Western WI to a camp for kids with a worthy mission.

Springtime in the Northland means a chance to get back outside and take part in the outdoor activities. Many young people don't get the opportunity.

There is little more glorious than the beauty of a Northland winter. For many, the best way to experience it is behind a working team of dogs.

A on Northland Outdoors, a lone man walking a trapline on the frozen prairie of northeast SD.

The wide open flatlands of western MN is one of the most fertile farmlands in North America.

We meet a central MN family that has made a living off of wild rice for four generations. We'll also travel to WI for a very special pheasant hunt.

Tens of thousands of snow geese migrate north to their spring tundra nesting grounds and hunters from all over the midwest gather to meet them

Some of the best walleye anglers from two countries on one of the largest lakes in the world. It's the annual Lake Winnipeg Ice Fishing Excursion.A

A In the Northland winters can be long, cold and sometimes a little boring. We visit two of the biggest winter celebrations in the upper midwest

A Baudette, MN, where the first sign of open water on the Rainy River signals an annual angler stampede.

Springtime in the Northland, it's a fresh start for man and nature. And for many, it's a time to reconnect with the outdoors

A Tournament anglers aren't known for using kids barbie or snoopy rods to win tournaments, but they will for the fight against cancer.