Reports for Lake Champlain from Norm’s Bait and Tackle Shop in Port Henry indicate fishermen are catching plenty of perch in Bulwagga Bay near Port Henry. Also, perch and crappies are being caught in South Bay. Smelt action should be picking up any time now as well. Eagle Lake in Essex County has been producing […]
Springfield – A man who worked as a hunting guide in Pike County and later co-founded a white-tailed deer management and real estate company there has been charged in Federal Court with violating the Lacey Act. Allen W. Blevins, whose charge stems from a series of alleged incidents involving illegal harvest and transportation of trophy
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St. Paul – Before happily and humbly agreeing to have a state wildlife management area named in his honor, Roger Holmes, the former DNR Fish and Wildlife director, said those who thought him worthy should get the idea approved by his wife, Barb. “Usually they don’t name things after people until they’re dead,” said Holmes,
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Seneca Lake: Perch were being caught off the Watkins Glen pier on minnows and small jigs tipped with spikes. Honeoye Lake: Anglers are back on the ice, according to Dan Sharp at Honeoye Bait and Tackle. The bite has been primarily on jigs and mousies, although some anglers took a fair amount of walleye on
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Washington – It’s been since 1991 that the price of the federal Duck Stamp has increased, but that could change under the 2009 budget President Bush proposed Monday. A $10 stamp increase is just one part of Bush’s overall federal budget plan, which includes $10.7 billion for the Interior Department. Of that, $2.2 billion would
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