Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Spend spring break skiing
Don't put your skis away just yet.
Trout fishing to heat up
Spring fishing is starting to come on, and that means trout fishing on area lakes is heating up, said Steve Holweg of Cabela's.
The lowdown on pike
Rules set for wild peregrine falcons
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission Tuesday, March 19, adopted seasons and rules that allow the annual capture of two wild peregrine falcons to be used for falconry.
Spring has sprung on area lakes, rivers
Spring fishing has been warming up lately.
Just itching to study DNA
Little bears, big bears, fat bears, skinny bears, young bears, old bears, black bears, grizzly bears, males and females - all seem to greatly enjoy something you and I do everyday: Scratch.
River fishing picks up
Fishing on the lower sections of the Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe rivers is picking up with warmer temperatures, said Bud Frasca of North West Classic Tackle in Hayden.
On the right track
COEUR d'ALENE - When Beth Paragamian began substitute teaching in schools here in 1990, she didn't always follow directions.
Outdoors briefs March 14, 2013
Swan poacher suspects found
Glacier looks to set up dark sky preserve
On a clear winter night in Glacier National Park, even when the moon is new, there's enough starlight to see by.
Idaho Fish and Game Notebook
Fish and Game seeks big game seasons comments
March fishing is hit or miss
"Fishing this time of year feels like feast or famine, but the local fishing is starting to pick up," said Mike Beard, of Orvis Northwest Outfitters in Coeur d'Alene.
Anglers weigh in on Priest Lake fishery
PRIEST RIVER - Around 60 concerned anglers and "lakers" turned up at Thursday night's meeting with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to voice concerns about the future of fishery management at one of Idaho's to…
Wily wolves prove a hard target
COEUR d'ALENE - As the season on gray wolves winds down in Idaho, the number of animals killed this year is down from last, including in the Panhandle.
Spring fishing seminars offered
Spring seminars on fishing are slated to begin soon at Mark's Marine Inc., 14355 N Government Way, Hayden.