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Recipe Box: Surf Over Turf, Tapping the Lake Superior Terroir
The French use a term, “terroir,” to define how a region’s terrain, soil and sunlight influence the favor of a wine or cheese. Read more
Phil Bencomo / Lake Superior Magazine
Taste of Lake Superior Fish Classic 2014: Photos
Eight chefs, two kinds of Lake Superior fish, a host of exhibitors and more than 300 people came together on Wednesday in Duluth for the fourth annual Taste of Lake Superior Fish Classic. Read more
Sep 26, 2014 10:06 AM Superior Notes
Kim Mitschke / Courtesy Potowatomi Bingo Casino
Recipe Box: Adventures in Celebrity Judging
Featuring the winning recipe from the 2013 Lake Superior Fish Classic: Chef Seth VanderLaan‘s Seared Whitefish with Sweet Corn Chow Chow & Poached Herring Butter. Read more
Jonathan Schechter
Lake Superior Journal: A Journey North of Already Up North
We were bound for Errington’s Wilderness Island Resort on Lake Wabatongushi, a couple hundred miles north of Sault Ste. Marie. I’d recently discovered paddleboarding and wanted to use it on a fishing excursion Up North. Read more
Bob Berg / Lake Superior Magazine
Shipwrecks as Habitat at Great Lakes Aquarium Exhibit
What’s it like to scuba dive at a shipwreck? How does a Lake Superior wreck differ from one in the South Pacific? You’ll find the answers at Great Lakes Aquarium. “Shipwrecks Alive!” is a new exhibit that opened July 3. Read more
Phil Bencomo / Lake Superior Magazine
Around the Circle This Week: Fish Classic, a Shutdown and a Shipwreck
Last Friday, chefs from Minnesota and Wisconsin converged in Duluth for a culinary battle that showcased the bounty of the Big Lake. Plus, the effects of the U.S. government shutdown, the winners of the Highway 61 Film Festival and more news. Read more
Oct 11, 2013 4:28 PM Superior Notes
Around the Circle This Week: Winning the War
Scientists map the genome of the sea lamprey, which should help in the battle against that invasive species; the shipping season on the Lake begins; Minnesota researchers reveal the early results of their moose study; and notable weekend events. Read more
Mar 22, 2013 4:50 PM Superior Notes
James Smedley
Ice Fishing: Getting Hooked on a Winter Passion
True, there’s the cold and the barrier of ice between you and the fish. But fair-weather anglers harbour a sneaking suspicion that we might actually be having fun on the ice and catching fish they’re missing. The next step is to join us. Here's how. Read more
Chris J. Benson
Around the Circle This Week: Local-motion
The "third wave" rolls into Duluth; Ishpeming High's football team receives a grant for the school and travels to New York City; regional chefs win awards; Paul Sundberg's photo of the week; and a look at the week ahead. Read more
Dec 7, 2012 4:11 PM Superior Notes
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Book Review: "One Frozen Lake"
In this colorful children’s book, Deborah Jo Larson reveals some of the true fun of ice fishing. Just like ice fishing, this book will be the most fun as a “read to” rather than a “read alone” activity. Read more
Big Lake Fishing That’s Just Ducky
Bill Duckwall loves taking people out onto Lake Superior and running his boat along the coastline near Marquette. In fact, he would run strictly a tour business if he could, but many people want something to do during the cruise. Read more
Lake Superior Journal: Heading into a Good Wind
There is a 3- to 5-foot sea out here today. The northeast wind is holding steady, for now. But I don’t want to be out here in another hour or two. The seas will probably be over 6-foot by then. Read more
Mar 24, 2012 5:55 PM Superior Notes 1 Comments
Recipe Box: Great Fish Recipes for Great Lakes Fish
After years of amassing recipes, Marty Kovarik discovered that what he had was a cookbook … and more specifically the makings of an outstanding fish cookbook. Read more
Tim Winker
Recipe Box: Making Mojakka
Influenced by family traditions and personal preference, it seems every cook has his or her own favorite ingredients and signature method of making mojakka. Read more
Flatlining With the Fish Magnate
On Lake Superior in a leaky 14-foot boat with one of the U.P.’s big men in fishing … can it get any better? Read more
Minnesota Sea Grant
Lake Superior's Bizarre Fish
The sculpin are perhaps the most bizarre fish that occur in Lake Superior. The Lake is home to four species of sculpin. Read more
Control is the Name of the Game: Winning the War Against the Sea Lamprey
The parasitic sea lamprey, one of the first exotic species introduced into the Great Lakes, created a problem that was recognized early on by people in the fisheries business. Still, the sea lamprey has had disastrous effects on the commercial fishing industry. Read more
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Leonard Chandler | Great Lake Destinations
I was a Lake Superior student living in the Sault, but will never forget that storm and that night.
Brenda Thom | A Night to Remember: A Newsman and a Sailor Recall When the Fitz Went Down
Mojakka is a fish soup originating in the region of Kalajoki, Finland and dating back to the days w
Randy Karpinen | Recipe Box: Making Mojakka
Big Lake storm – why not put in buffer strips in Duluth? All the farm land ditches have them.
Joyce Lobitz | Around the Circle This Week: October 12, 2018
Is there a schedule or list of speakers/topics available for this year's McDougall's Dream?
Ray Horton | McDougall’s Dream