Washington – The real test to see if travelers are paying attention likely will come later this summer, when American anglers traveling to Canada to fish will have to present a passport upon their return. But for now, the first phase of a new plan for land and sea travelers will occur Jan. 31, when […]
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Black Lake: Safe ice might not be too far off, notably in some of the bays where anglers can usually get on by mid-December in a normal year. St. Lawrence River: No reports of safe ice as of early this month, and open water fishing has been limited by weather conditions.
Garrison, Minn. – Throughout the state, anglers are finding plenty of spots to fish through the ice. That’s the good news. The bad news is that many of them are dealing with deep snow, slush, and varying ice depths. As a result, bait shops and resort owners continue to stress caution heading into this weekend.
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Some bays on smaller lakes had 2 to 3 inches of ice in spots last week and some life-long locals who know these spots were going out cautiously. The great early-ice fishing will still provide plenty of action for those who are cautious and wait for safer ice. Ice anglers are picking up northern pike
Anglers were walking from the new boat launch at Little Sturgeon, but most local fishermen were waiting for better ice conditions. Stevenson Pier Mini Mart, (920) 824-5222.
Washington – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last month confirmed what many sportsmen and women – as well as those who cater to them – already knew. There are fewer of us out there. The federal agency last month released its twice-a-decade National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation, and the data showed
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Most of the area lakes had 3 to 5 inches of ice last week, and the big lakes were starting to get ice around the shorelines. The fishing has been pretty good, with good reports on walleyes and northern pike. There’s a little more snow on the ice than most anglers would like to see,
Dec. 15: Beaver trapping season opens, portions of central & western New York. Dec. 15: Mink & muskrat trapping season opens, Long Island. Dec. 15: Canada goose season reopens, Hudson Valley Zone. Dec. 16: Canada goose season closes, South Zone. Dec. 17: Canada goose season closes, East Central Zone. Dec. 18: Southern Zone late archery/muzzleloader
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