The fate of bass, walleye and other warmwater fish species, will be decided Dec. 14.

The 100-acre recreation dream of a former Facebook engineer will live on thanks to an agreement with the City of Coeur d’Alene.

Metal scratching rock. It’s an unnerving feeling.

Clearwater River steelhead outfitter Jeff Jarrett summed up the state of Idaho’s famed B-run of steelhead in blunt language at a forum discussion Tuesday.

The Coeur d’Alene River Ranger District will offer extended hours to sell Christmas tree permits on Saturday and Dec. 14, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fernan Office, 2502 E. Sherman Ave., Coeur d’Alene.

Permits for the 2020 river season opened Sunday.

Matt Dungan’s highly successful ice-fishing gear business started when he was a boy trapping possums in the woods of Tennessee.

The “30 for 30” podcast interviewed biathlete Kari Swenson on her 1984 kidnapping and shooting.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife responded to a request from the Governor to kill fewer wolves, last week.

Alan Liere’s fishing-hunting report for Dec. 5

Cathy Lee took this photo of a duck near a small pond near E. 61st Ave. and the Palouse Highway. “I saw this pair of ducks playing and flying in and out of the pond,” she wrote. “Snow was on the ground and there was light fog blowing through. At times rays of sun would shine through the fog lift, showing off the spectacular colors of these amazing birds.” Web extra: Submit your own outdoors-related photographs for a chance to be published in our weekly print edition and browse our archive of past reader submissions online at spokesman.com/outdoors.

Montana officials have put out for public review a suite of potential regulations for one of the state’s busiest rivers.

The yearly migration of bald eagles to Lake Coeur d’Alene is ramping up.

Trails in the Waikiki Spings area got new signage in late October.

BILLINGS – Alone in the woods, amid the wonders of nature, I often think deeply about the important questions in life, such as: Is buying Halloween candy cheaper per ounce than buying whole candy bars? Yep, sometimes too much time alone in the woods can let the evil squirrels of my mind run a little wild.

The state’s wildlife and habitat management agency is taking another crack at procuring full funding.

Schweitzer Mountain opened Friday, the only area resort to do so after a slow start to winter.

The first step to undertaking any kind of home project is acquiring the appropriate wardrobe.

Ornithologist Victoria Kaufman of Spokane will present recent local waterfowl survey results at the Spokane Audubon Society meeting on Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m., at Riverview Village Community Building, 2117 E. North Crescent Ave.