Marquette Area Whitefish and lake trout are being caught by anglers fishing off the piers in Lake Superior’s Marquette Harbor. Over at Munising, anglers are catching splake near the river mouths. Bowhunters enjoyed good success. Gander Mountain, (906) 226-8300. Escanaba Area Walleye fishing remains good on Lake Michigan’s Little Bay De Noc. Anglers trolling crankbaits […]
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – Anglers are catching stripers 10 to 20 feet deep, pulling diving crankbaits. Lake trout are being caught in 40 to 45 feet by anglers downrigging small chartreuse spoons and red and white spoons. The bigger lakers haven’t been active yet. Smaller ones 3 to 5 pounds have been caught in
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Greensburg, Pa. – Pennsyl-vania has a bear season, one for black bears in particular. That’s just what Chuck Williams shot on opening day of the 2006 season, too. You’d never know it, though, not to judge by the animal Williams has mounted in his Uniontown, Fayette County, home. There, Williams has a full-body mount of
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St. Paul – How much longer will ice anglers be left on shore holding the bucket? The National Weather Service, in its most recent outlook released Nov. 15, predicted warmer than average temperatures across Minnesota from December through February. That might translate into a later start and shorter season, once again, for recreation on the
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L’Anse Area A few steelhead are still being caught in Lake Superior’s Keweenaw Bay with the best action coming to anglers fishing off the rivermouths. Walleye fishing has been pretty good in the bay. Indian Country Sports, (906) 524-6518. Bergland Area Walleye fishing has been good on Lake Gogebic. Fish are hitting minnows on floating
Monroe County – Anglers fishing near the railroad bridge in Clarington have reported the sauger bite starting to pick up. Try casting and jigging twister tails tipped with minnows or wax worms. Greenup Dam (Scioto County) – Hybrid striped bass are starting to hit on pencil poppers fished anywhere near the shore fishing access
Washington – Without agreement on several aspects of the 2007 Farm Bill, it appears likely the U.S. Senate won’t pass its version of the far-ranging bill that includes a number of conservation programs, until 2008 is well under way. That’s the feeling expressed by a number of conservation leaders who’ve followed the workings of the
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Grayling Area Perch fishing has been good on Lake Margrethe. Anglers fishing minnows in 18 feet of water report an excellent bite. Bowhunters enjoyed a good early season and saw lots of bucks. Skip’s Sport Shop, (989) 348-7111. Houghton Lake Area Walleye anglers are catching fish from shore at night on Houghton Lake. Smallmouth bass
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been very good in Munuscong Bay, but fishing pressure has been light. The best action has been on crawler harnesses and crankbaits. Bowhunters reported a good early season. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island Area Perch fishing has slowed around Drummond Island. The firearms deer season should be very good
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