Indian River Walleye fishing has been good on Burt and Mullett lakes when the weather cooperates. High winds have kept many anglers on shore. When they can get out, anglers catching fish report fishing with crankbaits, crawlers, minnows, and leeches in 6 to 8 feet of water. Steelhead fishing has been hit or miss. Turkey […]
Deer Creek, Glade Run, Bull Creek (Allegheny County) – Glade Run received triple the usual opening day angling pressure. Lots of limits and nice-sized rainbow trout up to 5 pounds were reported on Deer Creek. Lee Murray, of Cheswick, caught 18 trout on Deer Creek. Craig Nemchik, of White Oak, released a 21-inch, 4-pound brown
Baton Rouge, La. (AP) – The state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has closed an area south of Port Sulphur to commercial and recreational fishing after tilapia were found in public waterways in the area. The closure, effective Tuesday, is in place indefinitely. The department said the closure includes public and private waters bounded by
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Union Area Heavy rain in Cass County has put a damper on fishing. Bluegills and crappies are hitting on Long Lake and Birch Lake. Turkey hunting has been very good. Halls Bait and Tackle, (269) 641-2304. Plainwell Area Monster crappies up to 17 inches long are hitting on Gun Lake. The best action has been
Church Hill, Tenn. (AP) – Two men who were caught hunting turkey on Holston Army Ammunition Plant property have received probation, but can’t hunt for a year. Security officers found 34-year-old Christopher Kevin Arnold of Church Hill and 45-year-old Brian Cox of Kingsport on the grounds of the plant April 15 after hearing two gunshots.
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Harrisburg – Just when you thought the crossbows-in-archery-season blaze had finally died down, gasoline was abruptly thrown on the fire. As expected, Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their April meeting, gave final approval to a minor modification in regulations allowing expanded use of crossbows. The change will allow hunters to use magnifying scopes on the weapons
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Charlevoix, Mich. – From where came the chinook salmon or steelhead trout you just beached, netted, or boated? The nose knows. Well, not the nose exactly, but in many cases, the snout. It’s in some fish snouts that wire tags have been implanted, bearing information important for several studies under way by the DNR and
Anglers asked to watch for fin-clipped salmon and trout Read More »
Champion, Pa. – It seems as though a mussel just can’t catch a break. Pennsylvania’s Fish & Boat Commissioners have now twice postponed action to protect two species of Allegheny River mussels, declining populations of which live in areas where sand and gravel dredgers want to operate. The first delay came in January, when the
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