Pickford Area Fishing has been slow at the east end of the U.P. A few walleyes are hitting in Raber and Munuscong bays. Bear hunting has picked up in the past couple weeks. Grouse hunters have had good flush rates. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island Area Fishing pressure has dropped a little with high […]
Baldwin Area Salmon fishing has been good on the Pere Marquette River. Fresh fish are moving into the system every day. Grouse hunting has been pretty good. Baldwin Bait & Tackle, (231) 745-3529. Ed’s Sport Shop, (231) 745-4974. Traverse City Area Salmon and a few steelhead are biting at the mouth of the Boardman River.
Bloomington, Minn. -_Given the past successes of its artists, it seems only apropos that Minnesota host the Federal Duck Stamp contest – as supporters celebrate 75 years of the stamp – and the events that surround it. Seventeen times have artists from Minnesota claimed victory in one of the best known of wildlife art contests.
Duck stamp festivities in Twin Cities all next week Read More »
Harrisburg – This year’s archery season might be the last of its kind. Right now, hunters armed with vertical bows – be they compounds, recurves, or longbows – are roaming the woods, looking for white-tailed deer. In numbers, they are perhaps 300,000 strong. Later this month, though, Pennsylvania Game Commissioners are expected to vote on
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Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor Take a kid from northern Wisconsin and give him 44 years to hunt and fish across much of the United State and even around the world. Florida bass and saltwater fish. Texas turkeys and deer. Colorado trout, mule deer, and elk. Even doves and wild chickens in the Philippines. Now, after
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Kokosing Lake (Knox County) – This lake of 149 acres in Knox County is limited to outboard motors of 10 horsepower or less. Largemouth bass are being caught around shoreline cover and along the dam using spinnerbaits and tubes. Bluegills are in shallow areas; try wax worms or nightcrawlers under a bobber. As water temperatures
St. Paul – DNR officials earlier this week announced the results of a study done this summer aimed at giving hunters an idea of the extent to which various bullets and slugs might fragment when they hit a deer. The project included five types of rifle bullets, two types of muzzleloader bullets, and one type
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St. Paul – Less than a month remains until a vote that’s been in the works for nearly a decade. On Nov. 4, voters will decide if they want to amend the state’s constitution and increase the sales tax by 3/8 of one percent to benefit fish and wildlife habitat, clean water, parks and trails,
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Columbus – Hurricane Ike’s unannounced whirlwind visit to Ohio’s 74 state parks in mid- September will keep work crews busy through next spring clearing downed trees and repairing damage, a state official said. “We were surprised by the magnitude, the speed and how long it lasted,” said Dan West, chief of Ohio Division of Parks
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