ASHLAND AREA Trolling in the shallows for cohos, splake, browns, and steelhead has been decent. Fish are being caught from Bayfield, along the shoreline all the way to the head of the bay. Some days the fish are shallow and planer board and crankbait combos are doing the trick; other times the fish have been …
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ASHLAND AREA Trolling in the shallows for cohos, splake, browns, and steelhead has been decent. Fish are being caught from Bayfield, along the shoreline all the way to the head of the bay. Some days the fish are shallow and planer board and crankbait combos are doing the trick; other times the fish have been
By Mike Moore Editor Columbus — Lake Erie anglers will be able to put more fish in the boat next year after an early November decision by the Ohio Wildlife Council. The council on Nov. 2 voted to increase the spring walleye daily bag from three to four, which means anglers can keep one more
By Joe Albert Staff Writer Bigfork, Minn. – Berries, nuts, and human garbage, it turns out, aren’t the only things that attract bears. In Bigfork, located north of Grand Rapids and east of Red Lake, power poles that belong to a local power company seem to draw them just as well. ‘They’re just chewing the
Nov. 5: Red Hook WTU NY Chapter WOMEN ONLY morning pheasant hunt. Dogs and handlers provided. For more info call Guy Tucker, 845-532-6048. Education/Seminars Nov. 4: Hunter Ed Course, Stuyvesant Rod & Gun Club, Middle Village (Queens); pre-register in person; call 718-366-6387 for info and directions. Nov. 4: Hunter Ed Course, Franklinville Conservation Club (Cattaraugus
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison — Scientists and researchers who are members of The Wildlife Society shared information on pintails, woodcock, ruffed grouse, and wolves during their September conference in Madison. Much of their discussion focused on the struggling pintail population. Pintail populations are about 38 percent below their long-term average. Karla Guyn, of Ducks
By Kevin Naze Correspondent Madison — Twenty-year Conservation Congress member Steve Oestreicher is stepping down next May from the chairman role he’s held since 1998, but not before hunters get a chance to “pre-qualify” for earn-a-buck (EAB) stickers. Starting this year, hunters can “earn a buck” the following year by shooting an antlerless deer during
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