Madrid (AP) — A hunting trip that cost the Spanish justice minister his job has now cost him euro2,000 ($2,500). It turns out Mariano Fernandez Bermejo was shooting deer in an area where he did not have a license to hunt, and regional authorities fined him Wednesday. Fernandez Bermejo resigned his ministerial post last week […]
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Ice conditions are as good as they have been for years. There are people starting to drive all over out there. Be safe and call ahead for ice reports. Some of the “outlying” areas in the islands have had mixed reports. Some guys are doing really well, others not so much. Lakers are coming from
Bloomfield, N.Y. – Legislation that would allow DEC to develop regulations for hunting with a crossbow has resurfaced in both the state Assembly and Senate. And leaders of the statewide bowhunters’ group, New York Bowhunters, Inc., have once again renewed their unwavering opposition to allowing crossbows for hunting during the archery deer season. A00924, sponsored
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Albany – New York’s April 1 trout opener is more ceremonial than productive, given the weather anglers typically encounter on opening day. That said, scores of anglers will take to their favorite water on April Fool’s Day, which may be an appropriate tag if the weather is as chilly and wet as it has been
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Once again, Lake George continues to be the center of ice fishing activity. From the south end of the lake, Fish 307 reports a wide variety of excellent fishing. Notable catches last month included a 13-pound lake trout, a 5-pound landlocked salmon, a 15-pound northern pike and a 14-inch yellow perch. The lake trout was
Deer River, Minn. (AP) — If you take Jerry Zahl’s words at face value, you might believe that retirement is work. “I don’t get any days off,” Zahl, 67, of Grand Rapids said recently as he stood over a hole through Lake Winnie’s 30 inches of ice, waiting for a hungry perch to take his
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Madison – The Natural Resources Board approved the purchase of 178 acres for $784,700 in January. The board also accepted the donation of 1,007.5 acres. The money used for the purchases will come from state Stewardship and federal LAWCON funds. The land purchases are not yet final, and must be approved by the governor for
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