Outdoors

A bill allowing hunters to wear fluorescent pink is one step closer to becoming law.

Spearfish Canyon has some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. Each winter those falls transform into a unique sport, ice climbing.

A Senate committee is rejecting an effort to rename the Scalp Creek Lakeside Recreation Area in Gregory County.

The South Dakota Senate passes a bill that restricts what it takes to meet in-state hunting and fishing licensing requirements. The bill states applicants must have been in South Dakota for 90 days before applying for a license.

E-Bike use on the Mickelson trail proved a contentious matter for the Senate Ag and Natural Resources Committee.

Mobridge is hosting its annual Ice Fishing Tournament for its twenty-third year despite the mild weather so far this winter. Each year, a committee decides if ice conditions on the Moreau and Grand Rivers are sustainable before the tournament.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks is looking for public input on the state’s next fishery management plan.

Tourism is a major money-maker. South Dakota celebrates its heritage by offering a range of agricultural tourism experiences.

Game, Fish, and Parks commissioners choose to table removing one-day nonresident fishing licenses. Officials said opponents of the proposal are gaining support.

A lucky fisherman set a new South Dakota state walleye record at a recent outing on the Missouri River.