Bill Parker Michigan Editor CLEARING’ÄàTHE’ÄàAIR. There were items in the past two editions of MON that really got me thinking. A letter from Lee Andrus in the May 9 issue questioned why the DNR posted signs on Lake St Clair telling anglers that goebes (sic) must be returned to the lake. The other was a […]
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Edgefield, S.C. ’Äî The National Wild Turkey Federation has chosen its new top official, agribusinessman George C. Thornton of Georgia. Thornton was named CEO of the conservation organization on June 2. He replaced Rob Keck, who resigned from the NWTF’Äôs top job in’ÄàApril. Thornton was most recently president and chief executive officer of Agriliance, LLC,
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Springfield – Conservation groups had mixed reactions in wake of an announcement by the USDA that Conservation Reserve Program acres will be opened up to livestock grazing or for feed. Not included in the USDA’s release of 24 million acres are the most environmentally-sensitive CRP acres – those that involve CREP, CCRP, riparian buffers, bobwhite
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The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Board of Directors have approved regulations and dates for for the new High School Bass Fishing State Series to be inaugurated during the 2008-09 school term. It will be the first organized state-sanctioned high school fishing event in the U.S. Sectionals in the series will be held on April
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Ava, Ill. – With no wind on an otherwise silent night, Mike Evans claims he can hear the call from a half-mile away. That may be a boast. It may not be, either. One thing Evans can certainly do is a dead-on imitation of the bullfrogs he hunts. “Jug-o-rum,” Evans croaked, lowering his neck, jaw
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Panfish and bass activity has been quite good on Dunn County lakes, and Menomin and Tainter lakes, as these waters seem to warm up sooner than most. Gordy’Äôs Hardware Hank, (715) 726-2515. Buroker’Äôs Taxidermy, Bait &’ÄàTackle, (715) 835-0847.
The walleyes are biting both on the shallower, dark lakes ’Äì like the Eagle River chain ’Äì and on the deeper, clearer lakes. Fish the shallower lakes in 10 feet of water or less in and around the weeds, using a light jig tipped with a fathead. On the deeper lakes, fish 20 to 30
The North Fork and South Fork of the Flambeau River are at a normal level. Paddlers are still paddling the South Fork, but have to pick their path more carefully due to rocks. North Fork paddlers are reporting good conditions, as well. Local anglers are reporting good bluegill and sunfish action on local lakes, and
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