Ilion, N.Y. – For the first time in four years, the New York State Conservation Council is looking for a new leader. Otsego County resident Harold Palmer has decided not to seek re-election as the council’s president, effectively ending his tenure atop the volunteer organization come mid-September. That’s when the Ilion-based council will hold its […]
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Most of the Upper Chippewa Basin received 1 to 2 inches of much-needed rain, but it all seems to have soaked into the ground, as river and lake levels continue to be low. Angling success continued to be generally slow with the variable weather, with the periodic rain showers and cold fronts also keeping fishing
Kennett, Mo. (AP) – Alligator Gar are beneficial to strengthening sport fish populations because the fish most often feed as scavengers in their habitats, according to area conservationists. Recently young Alligator Gar were stocked at the Mingo National Wildlife Refuge, according to Candice Davis of the Missouri Department of Conservation. Involved in the stocking were
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With continental populations of many species of ducks again near record highs, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has established a 60-day duck season that opens Oct. 3 with a daily bag limit of six ducks. Bag limits for most species will be the same as last season, except hunters will be able to
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Portland, Ore. (AP) – Three former governors of Oregon, Idaho and Washington are urging the Obama administration to reject a Bush-era plan to save the region’s salmon. In their Tuesday letter, John Kitzhaber of Oregon, Cecil Andrus of Idaho and Mike Lowry of Washington hope to influence Obama’s salmon policy. His administration has until Aug.
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Aug. 8: Chicken Barbecue Benefit Greg Dye, Cold Brook American Legion. For more info call Larry Steiner, 607-988-6334. Aug. 15:_Mumford Sportsmens Club Banquet, 12-5 p.m. For more info call Bob Preston, 585-538-4112. Aug. 15:_Central Adirondack Committee Friends of NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Morehouse Rec. Cntr. For more info call Fran Gramlich, 518-548-7343. Aug. 16:_R.A.C.C. Banquet,
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Oneida Lake: Walleye fishing has been good for anglers jigging in 20 to 40 feet of water. The area around Buoy 119 has been fair. Good jigging baits continue to be 3/4-ounce purple and black bucktail jigs tipped with night crawlers and blade baits. Trolling early in the morning, around daybreak, with worm harnesses or
Muskies are providing good, steady action. Bucktails run fairly fast through and over weeds are producing a lot of fish. Early and late in the day, use a surface bait. When working thick weeds, run a spinnerbait fast, and just under the surface. Running these baits faster in and over weeds seems to provoke strikes
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