Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
Think deep for kokanee these days
If you're fishing for kokanee on Lake Coeur d'Alene, think deep, says Steve Holweg of Cabela's.
The Pelican Briefly: What adventures await!
You never know what adventures await when you go out your front door. I planned to launch on Killarney Lake, paddle downriver to Rainy Hill boat ramp and meet …
The Haunt of the Hiawatha
The Route of the Hiawatha is but a dusty skeleton of what it once was.
A cutt above
Dave Londeree was casting near Big Hank Campground, many miles up the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River, when he hooked the largest cutthroat trout of his …
Timing is key for good fishing
Great fishing on area rivers and lakes as long as anglers pick the right times to be out on the water, said Johnny Booey of Cabela's.
America's first
Old Faithful was about 20 minutes late.
Think deeper, earlier, later on warmer days
Anglers should think deeper, earlier and later when it comes to fishing during the warmer part of summer, said Steve Holweg of Cabela's.
Graham Creek camping area reopens to public
No guarantees, but for now, the bears are gone.
Cd'A River Ranger District closes portion of Forest Road 1551
Due to construction activities associated with the Jack Waite Mine and Mill Site Removal and Reclamation Project, the Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District has closed a portion of Forest Road 1551 to address forest v…
Bullseye
Paul Clock aimed for the fake mountain goat perched on a rocky hillside 35 yards away.
Eighth grizzly bear moved to Cabinet Mountains
Another grizzly bear has been moved to the Cabinet Mountains in an ongoing program to augment the imperiled Cabinet-Yaak grizzly population.
Great time to be on the water in North Idaho
Chinook salmon fishing on Lake Coeur d'Alene continues to shine, said DeWayne Sunell of Cabela's.
Record run
The Kenai River was black with bodies.
Hiawatha sets attendance record
Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area announced a new Route of the Hiawatha record on Tuesday.
Lakes, rivers yielding fish
Kokanee salmon are still biting in Lake Coeur d'Alene.