Allegan Area Fishing success has been spotty in Allegan County. Bluegills have been caught in 8 to 12 feet of water on Baseline and Duck lakes. Crickets have been the preferred bait. Bass fishing has been good on Dumont Lake, and a couple walleyes have been caught at the Allegan Dam on the Kalamazoo River. […]
Harrisburg – The antler- and skull-scoring sessions held earlier this summer by the Pennsylvania Game Commission revealed that some very nice deer, elk and bears have been taken in recent years. There seem to be – at least so far – no state records among them, however. Game Commission officials aren’t revealing too many details
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Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – A high pressure system over the region slowed the striped bass bite in mid-July, although action was expected to improve with a change in the weather. Catches of 10- to 25-pound stripers were coming on live bait and spoons in 12 to 20 feet. Water was 80 to 81 degrees
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Columbus – As promised by the DNR Division of Wildlife in April, it is likely to soon be illegal for private hunting preserves to possess wild boars. Division of Wildlife Administrator for Management and Research Dave Risley told Ohio Outdoor News for the April 25 edition that steps were under way to outlaw the possession
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Baldwin Area Fly hatches have been light and scattered on the Pere Marquette River. Anglers fishing at Custer are catching a fair number of browns. Crawlers and spinners have produced fish. Panfish are keeping anglers busy on Big Star, Idlewyld, Wolf, and Putnam lakes. Nightcrawlers, leaf worms, and wax worms are all catching fish. Several
Aug. 2: Hardin County Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Kenton Eagles Lodge. For more info call Tim Lotz, 419-673-0080. Aug. 16: Mercer County Toms NWTF Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Celina Eagles Lodge. For more info call Mark Ballinger, 419-586-6525. Aug. 21: Ottawa County Lakeshore Longbeards, 6 p.m., Elks Lodge. For more info call Jason, 419-618-3251. Aug.
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Muddy Creek (Sandusky County) – Catfish are being taken in pretty good numbers in Muddy Creek at the State Route 53 bridge. Still fishing worms or shrimp off of the bottom at any time of the day or night is working. Maumee River (Defiance and Henry counties) – Anglers are catching flathead catfish on the
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