Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor It’s amazing how quickly we go from feast to famine in this wonderful world of Wisconsin outdoors. Wasn’t it just yesterday when it was September and all of those hunting opportunities joined our list of fishing wishes that we tried to fit in before the boats went under cover? Now it’s […]
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Nashville – A Beyond Basics Fishing Clinic for men and women will be sponsored by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Feb. 28 in the TWRA Region II Building located at the Ellington Agricultural Center in Nashville. Targeted for ages 16 and up, participants will have the opportunity to learn more beyond the basic level
Pierre, S.D. – The Game, Fish and Parks department proposed water safety changes on lakes in four counties at its commission meeting last week. Areas include South Shore Lakeside Use Area on Lake Francis Case in Gregory County, the Spring Creek Marina on Lake Oahe in Hughes County, Cedar Shores Marina on Lake Francis Case
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission fishing report for Jan. 28. CENTRAL ARKANSAS: Lake Conway: The water is clear and low. Bream are fair. Crappie are biting well. Bass are fair. Catfishing is fair. All other species are slow. Harris Brake Lake: The water is clear. Crappie are biting fairly well on minnows. Bass are
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Curwensville Dam (Clearfield County) -Anglers in the coves were catching perch on green jigs and white maggots. Walleyes also were hitting on shiners, chubs and small perch. The bite was somewhat slow to start. Shaggers Inn Reservoir (Clearfield County) -_Ice anglers were catching bass and crappies on shiners. Size and creel limits on fish in
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University Park – With the unprecedented wave of deep-well, natural-gas drilling occurring across much of Pennsylvania, care must be taken to minimize impacts on wildlife and forests so critical to the state’s economy and heritage, warned an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences. The Keystone State must proactively plan natural-gas development associated with
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Laurel Hill Lake (Somerset County) -_Ice angling was getting under way Jan. 18. Some open water remained where Laurel Hill Creek comes into the lake, and an angler caught a limit of rainbow trout there. Cranberry Glade Lake (Somerset County) -_Nice catches of northern pike were reported in mid-January. Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) – Pike
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