Chicago- Ice anglers spent most of the early season looking for solid ice. Reports from the state’s northern lakes and ponds still are mixed, though popular spots, like the Chain O’Lakes, have experienced a solid 4 to 5 inches of ice. Even at that, Mother Nature is dictating conditions. After a pair of anglers on […]
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Not much to report since ice conditions have deteriorated and forced anglers to tip-toe back to shore. Prior to the warm spell, some anglers were venturing out onto parts of Muscoot Reservoir, as well as White Pond.
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Fishing has been a little slow, but bluegills have been active on Shawano Lake, with the west end of the lake producing some bigger bluegills. A few perch were being caught at Oconto, and Geano’s Beach was giving up some northern pike. The Fox River has been slow. Duck Creek and the Suamico River have
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Springfield – Predictions of a record deer harvest appear to have failed, yet the 2007-08 season is bidding for an alternate place in Illinois hunting history. Title it “Year of the Big Buck.” While totals will not be known until archers hang up their bows (Jan. 17) and special antlerless and CWD seasons are complete
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The area still hasn’t gained or lost any ice the past several weeks. Heavy snows have insulated what’s there, and the thickness has not increased. Machine travel from Washburn, toward the lighthouse, and over to Second Landing has been OK. All ice north of the Washburn coal dock to Houghton Point is still 3 to
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