Albany -_Twenty party boat operators participating in a federal program will be allowed to catch summer flounder (fluke) – even during the midseason closure from June 16-July 3. DEC officials said that in the wake of a successful appeal by New York officials, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has agreed that summer flounder caught […]
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People are taking advantage of the nice weather for fishing. Crappies, perch, white bass, northerns, walleyes, bass, and catfish are being caught on area flowages. Sunrise Bait, (715) 886-5440. Petenwell Sports, (608) 564 7707.
More liberal group deer-hunting law to follow Madison – A bill that would give hunters up to one hour to tag a “group-killed” deer, allow them to carry an uncased firearm in a vehicle, and expand group deer hunting to antlerless deer during the bow season could get rolled into the budget bill without undergoing
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In Sheboygan, shore fishing has been slow, but trollers have been catching a few chinooks and lake trout on spoons in 50 to 80 feet. Shore fishing has been slow in Port Washington. Trollers have reported a mixed bag of chinooks, lake trout, and rainbows in 80 to 120 feet of water and hitting spoons
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Salt Lake City (AP) – A veteran U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service administrator is President Barack Obama’s nominee to head up the agency. Sam D. Hamilton is director of the agency’s Southeast Region, based in Atlanta, which covers 10 states and the Caribbean. Hamilton, a 30-year veteran of the Fish and Wildlife Service, has been
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Water temps were 47 to 52 degrees last week. Anglers caught kings and lake trout south of Manitowoc and north of Two Rivers north off Rawleys Point in 70 to 140 feet of water, and to 100 feet down off the riggers, and 18 passes off the pumphandles or 10 passes off the Dipseys. Cowbells
Albany – DEC will be conducting free fishing events across the state as part of a push to highlight New York’s outstanding fishing opportunities. “New York state is among the nation’s premier, year-round fishing destinations, and to help newcomers or those interested in learning how to fish (DEC) has scheduled free fishing events in communities
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Walleye fishing has been a little slow, and those walleyes being caught were on the small side, though several 24- to 26-inch walleyes were seen on Upper Eau Claire Lake. Bag limits of walleyes and panfish were taken over Memorial Day weekend on Lake Namekagon and the Eau Claire chain. Crappies were biting on minnows
Muskies are hitting smaller baits. Use a small spinner, crankbait, or even a small surface bait. Look for the warmest water on the lake. Fish 2 to 10 feet of water near any green weeds. Lots of smaller walleyes are being caught in 2 to 6 feet of water, in and around green weeds. Use
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