East Lansing, Mich. – “This is real,” said William Taylor, chair of Michigan State University’s Department of Fisheries and Wildlife. “This will be built.” “This” is the new $3.5 million John and Marnie Demmer Shooting Sports, Education and Training Center to be built on the MSU campus. It will be the training site for national […]
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Fishing reports have been slim, but anglers have been seeing a little bit of muskie, northern, and walleye action on Lake Monona. On Lake Mendota, a few pike were being caught over the weeds at Governor’s Island, Fox Bluff, and several other spots. A few walleyes were hitting crankbaits in shallow water toward dark. Crappies
Altoona, Pa. – Much of the opposition to Sunday hunting is dishonest and selfish, according to leaders of national hunting-rights groups who have participated in successful campaigns to legalize it in other states. The general hunting public is eventually able to see what is really motivating the opposition to Sunday hunting and overcome it and
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Antrim Lake (Franklin County) – Antrim Lake, on the north side of Columbus, was stocked with 10- to 13-inch rainbow trout on Oct. 26. A variety of baits prove successful for these hatchery-raised fish. Try corn, cheese, marshmallows or prepared baits. The daily bag limit is five trout and anglers 16 and older need to
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Lake Ontario: Salmon and trout fishing is slowing down in the lake. Oneida Lake: Casting from shore with black/chrome or blue/chrome stick baits is working well for walleye. The best action has been from around a half hour before dark to eight o’clock. Anglers are finding some walleye by deep trolling. Stick baits and the
Susquehanna, Chenango, Tioughnioga and Unadilla rivers: Walleye fishing has really picked up with the cooler weather. Walleye are hitting Shad Raps and pearl-colored plastic swim baits. Smallmouth bass fishing continues to be very good. Tube baits, crankbaits, spinners and minnows are all working. Dark colored baits are still working best. Whitney Point Reservoir: The reservoir
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