July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Banquets/Fundraisers July 12: Greg Ball’s Sportsman’s BBQ & Auction, noon-6 p.m., North Ridge Farm. For more info call Matt, 845-222-9494. July 19: Rip VanWinkle Rod & Gun Club, 2-6 p.m., Mtn House Rd. For more info call Vince Maiuri, 518-678-2117. Aug. 15: Salmon River Strutters NWTF Chapter Banquet, Arenas […]
The lake has opened after the period of high water; anglers are landing boats, and smallmouth bass, northern pike and bluegills are leading the way on Big Green Lake these days. Action for those three species has been very good. Anglers also have been catching quite a few lake trout. North Bay Sport, (920) 294-6462.
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Lake Erie and tributaries: Inside Donnelly’s Wall has been a good spot for bass, but most of the fish have been smaller. The walleye bite is slowly making its way east from Barcelona according to trollers. Target 40 to 80 foot depths with stick baits or worm harnesses. Dunkirk is reporting increased activity in the
Walleyes are still providing the best action on Green Bay. Anglers are finding them on the east shore, west shore, and in between. Yellow perch are starting to show up closer to shore in the usual areas. Smallmouth bass also are hitting all over the bay. Panfish are hitting on the inland lakes, and the
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Fish 307 reports that Lake George fishing continues to be good. Bass are near docks and debris. Yamamoto Senkos are working well for bass. Lake trout are in 50 to 120 feet of water. Staff from Saratoga Bait & Tackle shop reports fishing to be OK on Saratoga Lake. Bass are hitting on rubber worms.
St. Paul (AP) – Three hundred vehicles driven by the Minnesota DNR run on a blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. But ironically, it’s the state’s ethanol boom that conservation groups say is undercutting the agency’s mission to conserve wildlife habitat and keep the state’s lakes and rivers clean. Thousands of Conservation
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Joe Albert Associate Editor It’s too nice to be sitting inside, but since I’m in the office I figured I’d post a quick rundown of some of the things that are going on. € Duck breeding population estimates are in. A couple items of particular interest: The canvasback estimate took a nosedive, while the scaup
Northern pike are still putting on an aggressive bite in 10 feet of water or less; use a spinnerbait or a Rapala Husky Jerk in a walleye or minnow pattern. Smallies are providing a solid bite in 15 feet of water or less over sand and gravel bottom and rocks, or off of rocky points.
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