The offshore action is excellent, with yellowfin tuna between 40 and 70 pounds and bigeye tuna to 250 pounds being trolled at The Dip, Fishtails and Hudson and Block canyons and from the 400-line out off Montauk Point, where there are schools of smaller yellowfin for those tossing flies. Captain Gene Kelly reports that there […]
Arlington, Va. – New York waterfowl hunters will see more liberal bag limits for wood ducks this fall, as well as a two-tiered season for scaup in light of a decline in bluebill numbers. Seasons proposed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Search earlier this month call for a 60-day duck-hunting season in the Atlantic
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Walleyes are going crazy on Green Bay. The action has been second to none, with the stretch between Oconto and Geano’s Beach being the best spot. Perch are hitting, but the action has been spotty. The only thing consistent regarding perch fishing is that the active fish have been deep. The only thing hotter than
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Associated Press Chicago – The U.S. Depart-ment of Agriculture division that kills problem wildlife says it will do the math to report how many wolves, robins, and other species it kills each year on a nationwide basis, rather than just posting state-by-state numbers. Wildlife Services spokeswoman Carol Bannerman said that the decision to go back
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Rhinelander, Wis. – With the deadline past for comment on a rule that would close 55 percent of the roads on the national forest to motorized vehicles, Forest Service officials say the process hasn’t been perfect. The agency fielded comments from more than 250 people since it released documents that showed, for the first time,
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Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be good. Capt. Frank Campbell of Niagara Falls reports that there are plenty of smallmouth in and around Buffalo in 20 to 40 feet of water. Some fish are also being caught in shallower waters. Berkley Gulp! drop-shot rigs have been producing for him, with leeches and
Forest Lake, Minn. – A highly infective virus known as Newcastle is likely to blame for the deaths of a number of double-crested cormorants and possibly other non-game birds in the state, in July and August. The DNR reported last week that tests conducted by officials at the National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Ames, Iowa,
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Smallmouth bass have been active and will readily take a jig tipped with a 3-inch Twister tail retrieved steadily; try using a black head with orange tail or another high-contrast combination. The smallmouths have been shallow during the early morning, but the bite has been moving deeper quickly as the sun breaks the tree line.
Platteville, Wis. – State hunters will get a 2008 duck-hunting season with a liberal format, just like last year, but with new restrictions on scaup and canvasbacks. The Natural Resources Board adopted DNR recommendations for a 60-day duck season with a daily bag limit of six ducks, to include not more than four mallards (only
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