St. Louis River

It's no surprise that the Land of 10,000 Lakes is home to the top fishing spot in the United States, right?

It was such a nice day, I had to take the boat out earlier this week. While were were cruising by Park Point, we saw a line of Sheriff boats racing along.

River levels have gotten very close to the bridge deck for the Jay Cooke swinging bridge, leading it to be temporarily closed.

The river is expected to crest sometime on Saturday and is forecasted to cause moderate flooding in the area. It's very similar to the flooding that happened in 1999.

All my friends and family who fish have been eating fish out of the St. Louis River. People ask me all the time if I eat the fish, so I dug in to some of the reports.

Did you know you can see some awesome wildlife right in the Twin Ports' backyard? Check out this amazing video of 3 bobcats on the river.

Thankfully a man fishing in the St. Louis River spotted a young boy in the water and got him to safety.

Take a look back at the devastating floods that impacted the Northland 10 years ago.

After a summer where some Northland rivers and waterfalls had slowed to a trickle, this spring's snowmelt and rain have erased the drought and brought the rivers roaring back.

Are you looking for a place you can rent a boat in the Twin Ports area? Here are some options to get you out on the water.