Lake Ontario: The brown trout bite has slowed but some fish are still being taken real early in the morning, the first hour of daylight. Browns are hitting black and silver and silver and orange spoons fished 30 feet down over 40 feet of water. Chinook salmon are still being taken but fish are scattered […]
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Madison – Wisconsin’s ruffed grouse population appears to be on the upswing for a fourth year in a row, according to data that state wildlife managers collected during spring drumming counts. “The central and northern regions showed the greatest increase in drumming over last year, with 14-percent and 6-percent increases, respectively,” said Scott Hull, DNR
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Devils’ Kitchen: Bass improving on spinnerbaits. Crappies slow but improving. Bluegills biting in shallows on worms and crickets. Crab Orchard Lake: Anglers are taking some crappies in shallow weedy areas, but others are being caught in 8 to 12 feet. Minnows and jigs are equally effectively. Bluegills are still on the spawn and can be
Lake George anglers are now turning their attention to bass – primarily smallmouth – even though lake trout action remained good. On the Hudson River, channel catfish were providing the most consistent action. Saratoga Lake was yielding largemouths as well as some panfish, pike and a few walleye.
Gunnison, Colo. (AP) – State wildlife officials plan to move some fish out of Blue Mesa Reservoir to protect Colorado’s primary producer of kokanee salmon. The Colorado Division of Wildlife says there are too many lake trout in the reservoir west of Gunnison. The trout are preying on the salmon and the rainbow trout and
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Washington – Conservation groups last week celebrated the first major victory for federal legislation they say could protect millions of acres of wetlands in the United States left susceptible by Supreme Court decisions earlier this decade. An amended version of the Clean Water Restoration Act, meant to restore the level of waters protection to that
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Anglers have been reporting some success in the morning casting spoons for trout and salmon off of the piers in Algoma and Kewaunee. Anglers who have been going out on the lake have been met with some success. Fish are being found out in the deeper waters off of Algoma and Kewaunee. Most fish are
Despite the near continuous rain and fog, with the occasional thunderstorm, anglers who braved the weather found the fish cooperative, with stripers to 40 pounds being taken in the western sound on live bunker fished in and around the bunker schools roaming off Morgan’s Pond, Crescent and Pryibils beaches, and off Peacock Point. Off the
All trout streams are in good shape with normal flow and water clarity. Bluegill, crappie, and perch fishing remains spotty. Anglers have been fishing Horseshoe and the Lower Bottoms with some success. The Ambro Slough complex has seen a fair amount of pressure, but the “catching” has been slow to spotty. Try fishing the snags
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