Boise, Idaho (AP) – Idaho’s wolf hunt is on – at least for now. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is overseeing hunts in selected parts of the state Tuesday, the first day of the wolf hunting season. Hunters could be stopped in their tracks if a federal judge in Montana sides with environmentalists […]
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Madison, Wis. (AP) – Experts who study waterways say one Madison lake is cleaner than it’s been in many years. Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison say Lake Wingra is so clear because more than half its carp have been removed. Scientist Dick Lathrop says carp love the muck, so they’re constantly churning up silt
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Springfield – Updating the state’s fishing record books in 2008 required a sizeable amount of effort. In fact, so far in 2009, the enterprise has nearly come to a complete stop. Aside from a central Illinois angler’s attempt to establish a new record for a pumpkinseed sunfish, little has been heard from DNR Fisheries’ records
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Albany – New York’s Southern Zone archery deer season returns to a 35-day offering this fall, a year after a calendar quirk cost bowhunters a week in their stands. Still, last year’s whitetail harvest by bowhunters apparently wasn’t impacted by the shortened season, a product of the way last year’s regular firearms deer season –
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Madison – How are the state’s archers going to fare when the 2009 bow deer season opens on Saturday, Sept. 12? As well as they can. How many deer are they going to kill? More or less than last year. How many deer are they going to see? That depends on where they hunt, how
Archery deer hunters must create own expectations Read More »
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – A few walleyes continue to be taken on crankbaits in 12 feet or on live-bait rigs and leeches on the deep gravel bars during the day. At night, slip bobbers and leeches are the way to go on the 22- to 30-foot gravel areas. Muskie action is slow, but smallmouths are
Sunfish and bass provide the most consistent action statewide Read More »
Ron Nadler at FISH307 in Lake George reports action on the big lake remains solid, with some good-sized smallmouths and lots of lakers. The walleye bite has been very good on Great Sacandaga Lake between buoys 19 and 27 out of Northville, and some rainbow trout are also being taken in early morning on flies.
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