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Chasing the Last Miles of Snowmobile Season

There’s something special about late-season snowmobiling. The sun sits a little higher, the days stretch longer, and every ride feels like a reminder to soak up winter while it’s still here. The crowds thin out, the...

The Ice Doesn’t Care How Experienced You Think You Are

Ice has no respect for titles, years of experience, or confidence built over time. It doesn’t care if this is your first season on frozen water or your twentieth. Every...

Best Heated Gear for Women Who Ice Fish

If there's one thing I've learned from fishing across the Midwest and Canada, it's that knowing how to layer properly can make or break your time on the ice—or the water. I recently went from Minnesota...

New Sledder Pressure

Being a woman new to sledding can feel like stepping into a world where you’re not quite sure you belong - and like you constantly have something to prove. Every year, without fail, I hear...

I Want to Ice Fish — But How Do I Start?

It’s no secret that women in the outdoor industry are still the minority. Many of us begin our fishing or ice fishing journeys thanks to the wonderful men in our lives—fathers,...

The Ride, the Rush, the Reward

Backcountry snowmobiling isn’t something you just do. It’s something you commit to. It gets under your skin. It pulls you out of warm beds before sunrise, pushes you to ride when conditions aren’t perfect, and teaches...

How to Find Fish During Early Ice Season

Early ice offers active, shallow fish but also demands a quieter, more strategic approach. Focus on healthy weeds, subtle structure, and smart drilling to avoid spooking fish in thin, clear...

Blaze Orange or Blaze Pink: A Hunter’s Lifesaving Tradition

Blaze orange and blaze pink are essential for staying safe during gun season, making hunters highly visible and reducing accidents by over 50%. Blaze pink is just as effective as...