Washington – While the federal government is providing billions of dollars in “stimulus” funding to ease the nation’s economic woes, it’s likely at least some of that will trickle toward conservation and the environment. Some conservation groups say that has, in fact, occurred. Ducks Unlimited hopes to see some wetland restoration projects emerge from the […]
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Albany – DEC last month reluctantly set new limits on fluke fishing that have been roundly criticized by recreational anglers and party and charter boat operators. DEC was forced to comply with tightened federal restrictions on fluke, also known as summer flounder. As a result, the minimum size limit was boosted from 20.5 inches to
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Milladore, Wis. – When Conservation Congress Big Game Committee members told the DNR’s Keith Warnke and Bill Vander Zouwen on March 28 that they could go along with October antlerless deer hunting in herd-control units as long as the DNR did not push for earn-a-buck rules in any units outside of the CWD zone, they
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Mesick, Mich. (AP) – Michigan’s morel mushroom season is almost here, and experts say it could be a banner year. That is if Mother Nature comes through with some much-needed rain. Some say the early spring snowfall in the state will help increase moisture levels. Morel experts agree cold temperatures that extended into this month
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Eighteen inches of snow at the end of March does something to your psyche. The North Shore was slapped by the sloppy tail of the blizzard that wreaked havoc across the Dakotas last week. The snowing and blowing didn’t let up for two days. When it was over, any modest progress we’d previously made toward
The early angler catches the fish (eventually) Read More »
Here are the details on the 2009 Lake Minnetonka Crappie Contest. I received them late yesterday afternoon – not in time for this week’s print edition of Outdoor News. Lord Fletcher’s is the host sponsor this year. Anglers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts can take part in the annual Crappie Contest. Join The Leukemia & Lymphoma
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Phoenix – The Arizona Game and Fish Department is asking for the public’s help in solving a case involving the unlawful killing of nearly 90 bats in an abandoned mine near the Peralta Trailhead in the Superstition Mountains. The Mexican free-tail bats were shot and left in the mine to die sometime between April 1-10.
Information needed to solve killing of 89 bats near Superstition Mountains Read More »
St. Paul – Given a May 18 adjournment, state lawmakers have about a month to finalize a budget that’s likely to include painful cuts in many areas. They also have to decide how exactly to spend the millions of dollars that will be raised as a result of the constitutional amendment voters approved last fall.
Session enters its final month Read More »
Fishing pressure has been light to moderate in Oconto and Marinette counties. Water temperatures ranged from 38 near the river mouths to 41 closer to the dams, and water clarity was good. All of the docks have been installed at the landings on the Menominee River with many boaters taking advantage of this. Vertical jigging
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