Joe Albert Associate Editor A short visit to the Alexandria area this weekend revealed what I already had known but what disappointed me nonetheless: The lake is still locked with ice. A quick check of the calendar shows April 21 was the first day I was on the water in 2007 and I remember it […]
Buffalo, N.Y. – DEC fisheries biologists are concerned with a dramatic decrease in the number of muskellunge being caught from the Niagara River and Buffalo Harbor on Lake Erie and feel that it may be a number of factors causing the decline. Muskie anglers on those historical muskie havens are seeing the decline, including Scott
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Springfield – It was mid-April and deer hunters around Illinois were getting nervous. They wasted hours hovering around their collective mailboxes, wondering – sometimes out loud – where in the world could their deer permit applications be? The deadline for the first resident deer permit lottery was April 30. On April 21, most hunters in
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Illinois River: At Starved Rock, sauger weighing more than 4 pounds are being caught. White bass fishing still is good. Walleye active up and down area, especially at the 178 and Interstate 39 bridges. At Peoria, sauger slow, while channel cats are being caught on shad. Kishwaukee: Walleye fishing has picked up in many areas,
Lake Erie and tributaries: Action in the tributaries has been good. Most steelhead/rainbow trout are actively spawning right now so catch-and-release is recommended. Eighteen Mile Creek has been one of the better tribs, but Canadaway, Chautauqua and Silver have been producing fish. Dunkirk Harbor has been producing some trout off the pier and fishing platform.
Springfield – If it’s May, then it’s time for DNR biologists to start counting hoots, hollers and whistles. Out in the field, that is. Yet to be a victim of the state’s budget crunching, spring “call counts” for pheasants, quails and doves are scheduled to go on as planned. It’s a tool biologists have used
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Walker, Minn. – With fishing opener just a week away, the possibility of ice remaining on many lakes in the northern part of the state has become very real. Another round of measurable snow (up to 18 inches in some locations) last weekend was followed by a stretch of unseasonably cold weather this week. As
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