Lawrence and Scioto counties – River levels and flow are high and fast at Greenup dam, reports the Division of Wildlife. Anglers are still having some luck fishing for sauger/saugeyes/walleyes using three-inch flathead jigs, typically chartreuse in color. A hot spot continues to be the point from the Ohio shore. Anglers also report nice catches […]
Terrible weather, including high water and high winds, marred opening day April 4 in a number of counties, but anglers still caught fish, with streams, such as Hay and Tulpehocken in Berks County, especially productive. A boat capsized as soon as it was launched on Unami Creek in Bucks County, but no injuries were reported.
Lansing – Hunters pursuing antlerless deer on private land in southern Michigan could move from one deer management unit to another without purchasing individual permits for each area if a proposed regulation change is approved by DNR Director Rebecca Humphries. It is one of several changes the DNR is considering for antlerless deer hunting in
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Washington – Inflation continues, but the cost of a federal duck stamp remains the same. That could change in the near future, if a bill newly introduced by two U.S. representatives makes its way through Congress. The concept isn’t new, but the bill produced by Reps. John Dingell, D-Mich., and Robert Wittman, R-Va., would not
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Midland, Mich. – “We’ve tightened our belt and tightened our belt,” said Director Rebecca Humphries of the Department of Natural Resources she heads. “And now, we need a new belt.” Humphries was asking about 60 participants in a Conservation Town Hall – the second of five to be held throughout Michigan – to provide input
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