Fremont, Wis. – A recent state law change that will limit boat speeds within 100 feet of a lake’s shore beginning in 2010 has at least one DNR conservation warden wondering why the same law can’t apply on rivers – or at least the Wolf River. Jeff Knorr, of Fremont, has been working as a […]
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Muskie action continued its generally slow trend of this season, with many anglers becoming frustrated with the variable success. The constantly changing weather seems to have kept the fish on the move, and no consistent patterns have been found. Some anglers have reported quite a few follows and sightings, but catches have mostly been of
The shark fishing off Montauk Point is more typical of mid-June than late July and early August, reports Captain Gene Kelly of Tropical Fishing Adventures. Blue sharks, threshers and a few makos along with two porbeagles reported. Jack Yee reported a 407-pound thresher aboard the Mistress Too, and fluke in the 5- to 7-pound range
St. Lawrence River: Haven’t heard much from the big river anglers, but expect good smallmouth and northern pike action at this time of year. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reports summer fishing patterns now, with smallmouth and largemouth bass and northern pike providing plenty of action. Bronzebacks at times have been
Pierre, S.D. (AP) – The South Dakota Tourism Office is enlisting the help of Mount Vernon native and NFL player Chad Greenway to promote fall pheasant hunting. In a release, the Tourism office says its comprehensive marketing campaign is called the Rooster Rush and is aimed at promoting pheasant hunting to people in Iowa, Minnesota,
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Pensacola Beach, Fla. (AP) – Kenneth Darga reeled in a 95-pound black drum from a ledge beneath a toll bridge last Christmas, catching the monster fish using a light action rod and 10-pound test line – it’s his favorite story about the fishing hole he visits several times a week. Darga wasn’t as happy on
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Springfield – Canvasbacks are back in play and duck hunters in the state’s central and south zones will see slight changes to their respective opening days. That’s the word from DNR, which had its proposed waterfowl seasons approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Regulations Committee. In store for duck hunters statewide is another
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Crab Orchard Lake: A few anglers are still reporting catching crappies, although fish are running small. Most crappies are being located in water 10-15 feet deep. Minnows and jigs are equally effective. A few catfish are being caught on stink baits. Anglers are taking bluegills near the banks on wax worms, meal worms and crickets.
Springfield – With cautious optimism, DNR is re-forming the Conservation Congress. A group of committees focused on three issues – public access, funding and youth recruitment and retention – are holding meetings in preparation for the Congress, scheduled for Oct. 24-25 in Springfield. “We realize there’s a lot to be done, but we’re happy to
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