Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
100 Days of Glacier
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK - First there was the snow dumping on photographer Chris Peterson as he tramped over to the east side of Glacier National Park to photogr…
Pro angler Lowen to visit Cabela's, Buck Knives
B.A.S.S. Elite Series Pro Angler Bill Lowen will be at the Post Falls Cabela's store from 3-7 p.m. Saturday. Lowen will be answering questions and giving tips to better your bass fishing.
Road crews begin spring snow plowing
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK - Glacier National Park road crews are starting spring snow plowing, and Going-to-the-Sun Road will not open over Logan Pass any earlier than June 18 because of construction that requires two-…
Fishing options limited
Fishing options are limited right now at most bodies of water, said Matt Palmer with Fins and Feathers Tackle Shop and Guide Service. "The water is so low, access is really limited," he said. "That's the story ever…
Commission adopts big game seasons
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopted big game seasons for 2010 with few changes. New this year were caps on some elk tags, allowing youth hunters to hunt in both A and B tag elk hunts and easing black bear an…
It's time to fish the Cd'A River
Spring is here, and that means more of the Coeur d'Alene River is opened for fishing.
Outdoors Briefs March 18, 2010
Big Horn show starts today
Climber says he bagged Cleveland
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK - A Whitefish mountain climber claims to have summitted all of Glacier National Park's 10,000 foot peaks after he bagged Mount Cleveland …
Outdoor Briefs March 11, 2010
Schweitzer hosts CAN DO for MS
Spring is in the air
Spring is in the air, so with ice fishing long gone, it's time to start looking for pike, said Tina Padgitt of Black Sheep Sporting Goods.
St. Maries Sportsmen Breakfast Saturday
Idaho Fish and Game regional wildlife biologist Dave Spicer will review the 2010 big game proposals 8 a.m. Saturday at the St. Maries Sportsmen Breakfast, at the Elks Lodge, 628 Main St.
Esteemed Elk
COEUR d’ALENE — When Brad Hogeweide was raised in Otis Orchards, Wash., he learned about hunting.
Dry fly season to kick into gear
The Coeur d'Alene River is running clear and cold, and because of the dry winter, is already at mid-June levels, said Brad Zierer, of Black Sheep Sporting Goods.
St. Maries Sportsmen Breakfast Saturday
Idaho Fish and Game regional wildlife biologist Dave Spicer will review the 2010 big game proposals 8 a.m. Saturday at the St. Maries Sportsmen Breakfast, at the Elks Lodge, 628 Main St.
Fishing slows with weather
At Black Sheep Sporting Goods, Tina Padgitt said the fishing has slowed with the warmer weather.