By Bob Frye Capital Correspondent Boyertown, Pa. – James Shabrach Jr. spends a lot of nights fishing the spillway below Blue Marsh Lake in Berks County, but few of them end up like the night of Dec. 21. Shabrach, of Boyertown, had cast out a fire tiger-patterned Luhr Jensen Sugar Shad. It’s a lipless vibrating […]
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By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – In 1999, hunters bought nearly 130,000 state waterfowl stamps. Last year, that figure dropped below 100,000. It’s not just waterfowl stamp sales that are on the decline in the state; so, too, is the satisfaction Minnesota waterfowl hunters feel about their sport, according to the results of a
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Joe Albert Associate Editor Snow geese. I’ve never been much of a waterfowl hunter, preferring instead to spend my fall wandering around the grass in search of pheasants, slinging giant baits at muskies, and sitting in a deer stand north of Detroit Lakes. Don’t know that I’ll make wholesale changes to my tune, but last
By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor St. Paul – If anglers from Minnesota visit Wisconsin this spring, they’ll need to follow a whole new set of guidelines brought about by the threat of a fish disease that’s killed a number of species in the Great Lakes system. It’s the same disease that’s created hurdles to Minnesota minnow
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By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Lansing – Michigan could gain more than 8,000 acres in cropland set-aside for wildlife conservation under a new provision offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The State Areas for Wildlife Enhancement (SAFE) initiative, also known as Conservation Practice 38, or CP-38, was announced by USDA Farm Service Agency Administrator
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