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Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
June 25, 2010 After all the glitter, glitz, glamour, gills and fish guts of the Longest Day Tournament, it was nice to wake up in the harbor knowing I had Summer Solstice to myself to explore the docks, piers,... more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
June 18, 2010 It stays light til after 10 these days. The sun barely sets over Duluth when it seems to be coming back up again at the Soo, as if Lake Superior was its entire celestial arc. more »» 
‘Lake Trout Capital of the Midwest’ set for Keweenaw Bay Classic
June 11, 2010 L’ANSE — While Saturday’s Lake Trout Festival is filled with family fun all day Saturday, the biggest reason for the season is celebrating Baraga County’s claim to fame: The Lake Trout Capital of th... more »»
Tournaments on Tap: Rice Lake Fishing Derby launches Sunday
June 11, 2010 Sunday, 7 a.m-3 p.m. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
June 11, 2010 “So do you mind telling me what you caught that big 10-pound walleye on then?” asked WW&W senior fishing correspondent Ed Wetalainen. “A hook,” replied the angler. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
June 4, 2010 Any Yooper brookie fisherman will tell you the economic stimulus plan has kicked in big-time for beaver. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
May 28, 2010 “There’s always something fishy going on in Ontonagon,” said WWandW senior fishing correspondent Ed Wetalainen, “but the Lake Trout Classic last weekend was even fishier than usual. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
May 21, 2010 A few columns ago, I talked about rip-rap and riff-raff and how it's good to know the differenc. more »»
Everything's coming together for Opening Day
May 14, 2010 HOUGHTON — Everything seems to be coming together for a fun and profitable opener for walleye, northern pike and muskellunge fishing in the Upper Peninsula Saturday. more »»
Tourney season kicks off in Ontonagon
May 14, 2010 ONTONAGON — There's always something fishy going on in Ontonagon, but the 2010 Ontonagon Lake Trout Classic, May 21-23 is the fishies. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
May 14, 2010 And we want what they have so bad we can taste it. Opening Day casts a powerful spell on Yooper walleye anglers and I'm no exception. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
May 7, 2010 “Mothers Day is pretty slim pickins' around here,” said WW&W wildlife correspondent Paris Hiltunen, “Being neither married nor a mother, I'm free for the weekend,” she lobbied for a date. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
April 30, 2010 It’s one of the things they’re trying to find out with the Keweenaw Raptor Survey, studying birds of prey along the “Hawk Highway” raptor migration route on the Keweenaw Peninsula and Brockway... more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
April 23, 2010 There's always something fishy going on in the U.P. and tomorrow is one of the fishiest. It's Opening Day of trout season and I'm giddy with excitement. more »»
Jim Junttila: Woods Water and Worse
April 16, 2010 It isn't everyday that an internationally famous professional golf superstar with the same last name as the first word in my column title shows up with yet another WW&W exclusive and inspires a new... more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
April 9, 2010 “What's the Keweenaw coming to?” asked WW&W wildlife correspondent Paris Hiltunen, slipping out of her hipboots and into the open-toe heels she wears when we go to nice places like the Copper Island... more »» 
Bear with us, please
April 2, 2010 HOUGHTON — Mother Nature triggered the alarm clock on the U.P. more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
April 2, 2010 Now that another Yooper winter is outa here, nothing sounds as good as running water, especially when you're wading in it, drifting a spawnbag, crawler, egg or yarnfly, or working a spinner against... more »»
Woods, water & worse/Jim Junttila
March 26, 2010 If you’ve ever wondered where expressions like “Spring fling,” “Spring break-up” and “Spring in your step” come from, wonder no longer. more »»
Woods, Water and Worse/Jim Junttila
March 19, 2010 What would you do if a surprise magnitude 7 earthquake rattled, rocked and rolled the Copper Country under the cover of darkness, snapping the Keweenaw Peninsula off at its weakest link, the Portage... more »» |
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