Springfield – DNR announc-ed Aug. 28 that it will close 11 state parks and lay off 39 or 40 employees before the end of the year. Details of the closings were still being sorted out as this issue of Illinois Outdoor News went to press, but the parks slated for closing effective Nov. 1 are […]
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Most species were biting pretty well last week, with bluegills, sheepshead, and bass the most often caught species. Walleye and catfish action has been good on some days. Anglers are finding good bluegill action above wing dams and along shorelines in deeper water on the Mississippi River. Some anglers are drifting or dead-lining in 4
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YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO TO THE POST OFFICE anymore; Wisconsin waterfowl hunters may now buy their federal duck stamps at any license outlet, whether it be a DNR office or retail outlet counter. This is a huge convenience for those of us who forget to buy a federal stamp before the opener and go
Washington – Now that bald eagles no longer are a federally protected bird under the Endangered Species Act, rules regarding human activities that affect the species might be relaxed, right? Not so fast. As it turns out, obtaining a permit to conduct an activity that might affect an eagle nest might be more difficult than
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Albany – A quirk in the hunting calendar will make this year’s New York Southern Zone archery season a short one. Whether it will be a sweet one remains to be seen, but indications are the state’s 200,000-plus bowhunters – including about 9,000 nonresidents – could pack plenty of success into the 28-day season. “Some
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In the Little Sturgeon Bay/Sawyer Harbor area, smallmouth bass have been biting near shore, near the quarry, and on reefs out in Green Bay. Worms and artificial baits have both worked. The walleye bite has been fair. Reefs in Green Bay, especially the north end of Larson’s, have been showing good results. And even a
Albany – Some untimely rainfalls in parts of New York may have impacted turkey and grouse nesting success this spring and summer. Although it’s a little early to tell for sure – DEC conducts its turkey poult sighting studies this month – it’s likely some May and June rains may have limited nesting production this
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Anglers are reporting bass to be active in Moose Pond, Town of St. Armand. Bass are reported to be hitting on Wooly Buggers, bass poppers, bombers and rubber worms. The best colors, according to anglers, are green/pumpkin and blue/black. In Lake Flower and Oseetah Lake, bass and pike are now found in deeper water and
St. Paul – Results of a new poll appear to show widespread opposition to the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment that will be on the ballot in November. The Minnesota Public Radio/Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs poll of 763 likely voters was conducted from Aug. 7-17. According to the poll, 72 percent
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