Bluegills and crappies have picked up markedly in the past week or so. Shallower bays or backwaters containing wood or green weeds have been a good choice in depths of 5 to 8 feet. Small jigs in orange, gold, or glow patterns tipped with waxies have been producing fish. Lake Wausau and Lake DuBay are […]
St. Paul – A number of bills aimed at Minnesota’s outdoors were introduced this week, among them a bill that would allow portable stands to remain overnight in state wildlife management areas, but only for bear hunters. Sen. Tom Saxhaug, DFL-Grand Rapids, introduced S.F. 388, last week. The DNR hasn’t yet decided whether or not
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Springfield – A drawing for six Rock/Pecatonica River commercial fishing contracts will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 26, 2009, at the Illinois Department of Natural Resources Regional Office at 2317 E. Lincolnway in Sterling, Illinois. Any licensed commercial fisherman with a minimum of 15 hoop nets or three 100-yard trammel nets with
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Lake George has produced some very nice lake trout and salmon; a 9-pound salmon was caught last month. Lake trout are being caught in most of the lake and anglers have also been picking up good numbers of perch. Ice continues to form and access this year has been superb. Saratoga Bait and Tackle reports
Walleye fishing has been good for fishermen willing to move around throughout the chain to find schools of fish. Gravel bottoms on the inside turns of weed edges, and some points of weedbeds, are still producing walleyes for those fishermen. Depths to find fish vary between 3 feet and 10 feet of water. Northern fishing
Jackson, Wyo. (AP) — Bridger-Teton National Forest officials say an outfitter who admitted killing a bald eagle and possessing raptor parts has agreed to no longer guide hunters in the forest. State game officials say Sammy L. Coutts, of Bondurant, killed the eagle with a rifle when he saw the bird eating trout in his
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Pierre, S.D. (AP) — The owners of a Mina outfitter have been sentenced for their role in a federal investigation that also charged four other people for crimes stemming from illegal hunting trips. Brent and Dawn Barton own the Mobridge and Mina-area hunting outfitter South Dakota Adventures. He was sentenced to just over three years
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