FISHING -- The Little Spokane River often doesn't get a lot of respect from local anglers who travel far and wide to catch a fish. But Scott Carter of Spokane bowed to the Spokane River tributary today after landing this big rainbow. The fish reportedly…
RIVERS -- The Washington Department of Ecology's proposal to set a minimum allowable flow of 850 cfs is causing a stir among river users. The Center for Environmental Law & Policy is encouraging paddlers and anglers to review the proposal and comment on the state's…
FISHING – Spokesman-Review Outdoors editor Rich Landers will present a program, Trails to Trout, at the annual meeting of the Panhandle Trout Unlimited Chapter Thursday, Nov. 13, at Di Luna’s on Cedar in Sandpoint. Cocktail/bragging hour starts at 5:30 followed by dinner off Di Luna’s…
HUNTING ETHICS -- The best hunters I know are an honor to the sport from the field to the street. They hunt with dedication and precision, get the job done, give honor to their quarry by treating it with respect. The members of SEAL Team…
PUBLIC LANDS -- They've captured some spectacular hunting country near the Snowy Mountains. They arrive in their personal jets. They're used to getting what they want. They're not a great fit in Montana, but what the heck when you have that much money to spend.…
OUTGROUPS – Inland Northwest outdoors groups have drummed up some good stuff for their monthly free programs. Among this week’s offerings are: • Trans-America touring and local bicycling programs will be discussed by three speakers, 6:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 10, at Riverview Retirement Center, 2117…
Rich Landers writes and photographs stories and columns for a wide range of outdoors coverage, including Outdoors feature sections on Sunday and Thursday.
