St. Paul – Invasive species are continuing to spread in the state. The DNR has announced in recent days finding three new zebra mussel infestations – Pike Lake near Duluth, Lake Rebecca near Hastings, and Lake Le Homme Dieu near Alexandria – and one Eurasian watermilfoil infestation – Lake Florida near Spicer. Of those, finding […]
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DNR Report Madison – Variable spring habitat conditions in the United States and Canada present a mixed picture for the fall waterfowl seasons in Wisconsin, according to DNR Waterfowl Biologist Kent Van Horn. Early information shows areas ranging from very good wetland conditions to very dry. Wildlife managers will have a better understanding of what
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Most Adirondack trout waters – the West Branch of the Ausable, the Saranac, the Black River, West Canada Creek, to name a few – have been fishing well. Look for stoneflies now; a tandem rig of a dry fly and nymph should be productive. Keep an eye on water temperatures if we should get a
Washington – The gray wolf’s latest stint as a product of state management lasted just two months. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in late June announced it had reached a settlement with several animal rights groups that sued the agency when federal management of Midwestern wolves ended in May. The settlement was pending court
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Edgefield, S.C. – National Wild Turkey Federation officials last month announced a restructuring that includes workforce reductions at its South Carolina headquarters as well as among its field staff. Sources indicated about 15 jobs were slashed at the NWTF’s Edgefield, S.C., home base, and another 15 regional directors. In addition, some staff biologist positions that
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John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports bass fishing has been solid on waters like Muscoot and Croton reservoirs, while trout fishing remained good with cooler-than-normal water temperatures. Browns were being taken at West Branch Reservoir, and both browns and lakers on Kensico Reservoir and Lake Gilead. www.bobssportandtackle.com
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The smallmouths are hitting like crazy now, along with a ton of small northern pike. The lake’s water clarity improved to 18 to 22 feet last week. Lake trout action also was hot last week. Most guys were fishing in 60 to 140 feet of water for lakers. North Bay Sport & Liquor, (920) 294-6462.
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Siren, Wis. – Officials say it likely was a case of a startled woman and an equally startled bear, but an encounter at a residence on the outskirts of Siren in northwest Wisconsin left the seven-month-pregnant woman with injuries that required medical attention. Burnett County Sheriff Dean Roland said it appeared the bear, estimated to
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Trollers have moved to summer patterns over deeper water. Most folks are targeting lakers, and are doing OK. Some days are good, some days slow. The flats, south channel, and many different spots up into the islands have been producing lakers and a few other fish on bigger spoons and flasher combos near structure in
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