Big Cove, Ala. (AP) – A Canada goose with an arrow through its chest has been seen in the east Huntsville neighborhood of Big Cove. Resident Jerry Brown said he saw the goose Tuesday beside a lake behind Eastern Shore Drive and called Huntsville Animal Services and North Alabama Wildlife Rehab. Jennifer Waters, a volunteer […]
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Washington – Visitors to the nation’s parks and wildlife refuges will be able to carry weapons there if they abide by state weapons laws. In a stinging defeat for gun-control advocates, the House approved the measure, 279-147, on May 20, one day after the Senate acted. Rep. Mark Kirk, 10th District -Illinois, was one of
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Jackson, Wyo. (AP) – An annual survey of big game in Wyoming finds that moose and mule deer numbers statewide are down from population objectives. However, the big game survey shows pronghorn numbers are strong across the state. The Game and Fish Commission uses the survey to help set the number of hunting licenses that
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St. Paul, Minn. (AP) – About 100 white bass hitched a short ride recently between two small Ramsey County lakes, but the fish relocation was a bigger step in relations between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Southeast Asian anglers. DNR fisheries workers captured the white bass in Pleasant Lake in North Oaks and
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The rain finally stopped, allowing anglers to hit the water just in time for the opening of the fluke season on May 15 which resulted in some outstanding catches being reported. Bob’s Bait and Tackle reported there are fluke scattered throughout the Great South Bay between East Fox Creek and the Amityville Cut, with a
Fishing is getting better. Trollers are still catching some cohos, splake, browns, and a few lakers, too. Shallow-water fishing along shore is still going on in some areas, especially north of Bayfield. In other areas the bite has moved to deeper structure, or fish are suspended high over deeper water. It pays to experiment with
Sportfishing action on the Mississippi River has varied from light to good with anglers having light action on walleyes, moderate action on bass, and some good action on crappies and white bass. River levels are generally good, but somewhat low so boaters should exercise caution. Schafer’s Boats, (608) 781-3100. Bob’s Bait & Tackle, (608) 782-5552.
NORTHEAST METRO Look for walleyes in the Prescott area of the St. Croix River in five to nine feet or 17 to 20 feet. The south side of the island on Bald Eagle Lake has produced walleyes in 17 to 20 feet. There’s shallow panfish action coming off Olson Lake, Lake Jane, Lake Pokegama, and
Cold mornings, high winds, and snow – yes snow, on May 16 – sort of put the brakes on the warm-up we were having this spring. Most lake surface temps dropped back into the low 50s. Weed development is behind and the hot post-spawn walleye bite hasn’t happened yet. Crappies are keeping things interesting, though,
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