Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Before ice up, open-water fishermen had been catching crappies, and there is still a decent spillway bite for perch, crappies, and some saugeyes, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply. Use small artificials, 1/80- to 1/100-ounce ball tail jigs, suggests Mathie. Small is the key, he said. “When (fish) get […]
Rob Drieslein Minnesota Editor On Monday, members of the House Cultural and Outdoor Resources Finance Division (the committee overseeing dedicated funding expenditures) had the task from chair Mary Murphy, DFL-Hermantown, of providing a picture of himself or herself participating in a favorite outdoors activity as it relates to the purposes of the constitutional amendment. Also,
Austin, Texas — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is seeking qualified applicants for a game warden cadet class scheduled to start Nov. 1. Applications will be accepted beginning Feb. 2 through April 30. More than 400 people applied for the 55 positions in the current cadet class that will graduate in June. Applicants must be
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Susquehanna River (Juniata County) – A few walleyes were reported around Mifflinton’s Fish & Boat Commission access area. Anglers were doing well on jigs tipped with crawlers or minnows. Bright-colored twisters also are effective on winter walleyes. Holman Lake (Perry County) -_Trout were hitting on paste baits at this 88-acre Big Bass Program impoundment in
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Lansing – As the Obama administration takes the reins in Washington, state officials are again asking for federal support to protect and improve the health and economic viability of the Great Lakes. Past requests for federal dollars for Great Lakes restoration have fallen short, they say. Earlier this month, Lt. Gov. John Cherry and Ken
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Washington – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed safety testing and says it will activate the electric dispersal barrier in the Chicago Ship Canal by the end of January. The Corps has been taking heat from Illinois and other Great Lakes states because of a 30-month delay on the project. Located in Chicago,
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Athens, Texas—Brad Bookmyer of Leander had his fishing trip cut short January 21, but he was happy about it. After hooking two fish so big he could not turn them and keep them from getting off the hook, he landed a 15.45-pound largemouth bass that was 22 inches in girth and 26.25 inches long. The
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Circleville, Ohio – A 220-class buck supposedly shot on private land in suburban Franklin County turns out to be a game preserve kill that was allegedly checked in as a wild animal. Rob McCarley, of Circleville, has been charged with making false statements to a deer check station for the kill of the non-typical 17-pointer.
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The day’s first words to Vikki weren’t “good morning.” “Mud pots,” I said. “Mud pots,” she replied with a sleepy smile. Years ago, we went pheasant hunting in South Dakota by way of Yellowstone National Park. Casey, our yellow Lab, was fascinated with the park’s geothermal activity, specifically mud pots. He sat beside a steaming
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