Springfield – A 16-day season doesn’t seem all that expansive, but teal hunters are aware what two weeks of an Illinois September can bring. “It could be 90 degrees with sweat or it could be 50 degrees with chills,” waterfowler Randy Gilbert, of Edwardsville, said. “You can’t really do too much planning for teal. Just […]
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Crab Orchard Lake: Fishing traffic has been fairly light. Crappie anglers are holding in water 8-10 feet over cover or around bridge pillars. Minnows and jigs have been equally effective. Catfish are hitting throughout the lake on cut shad, leeches and stink bait. Some bluegill anglers are still reporting success around the rip rap on
Madison – Shepherding the new committee for the new Stewardship Access Rule may be a little like “herding cats” because of the diverse and strong interests represented, but if the group comes to a consensus, it should prove beneficial. The Citizen Advisory Committee held its second meeting in Madison on Aug. 27 and spent most
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Despite the cool and erratic weather, fishing has been pretty good. Muskies have been the highlight of the past week, and action was very good. Nearly all anglers are reporting sightings, follows, and strikes, and many catches have been made. Artificial baits have provided most of the action (jerkbaits, bucktails, and topwaters). Most of the
When I finally reached Cory Yarmuth, it was just after 7 a.m., and he was in the middle of a giant project at his job. The McHenry man is an electrical instrumentation technician, which means his work ethic and practical skill set are several notches above, let’s say, your typical editor. “This is the only
Sept. 13: Early bear season opens, Adirondack Range. Sept. 20: Grouse season opens, Northern Zone. Sept. 20-21: Youth Waterfowl Hunt, Northeastern & Southeastern zones. Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 5: Lake Champlain Friends of the NRA Banquet, Knights of Columbus Hall, Port Henry, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Don Sage, 518-585-7250. Sept. 5: Cooperstown Sportsman’s DU Banquet,
Trolling has been good, mainly outside of Chequamegon Bay – the flats east of Madeline along the refuge line, in amongst most of the islands, and over off the south shore off of “Corny” and Herbster. Lake trout are being caught with the most consistency, but a few salmon, browns, splake, and steelhead are showing
Lake Winnebago anglers are reeling in perch on the edge of the rocks in the mud. Hellgrammites, red worms, and crawlers have all been producing fish. Walleyes are starting to move back on the rocks, and anglers have been bringing them up with slip bobbers and jigs. There have been sightings of deer in full
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