Sept. 5:_Osakis Sportsmans Club, Corn Feed, 12-3 p.m., Osakis VFW. For more info call Brian Sorensen, 320-304-1832. Sept. 9:_Cottage Grove DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Tinucci’s Restaurant. For more info call Al Triebold, 612-868-4832. Sept. 9:_Hutchinson Chapter DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Hutchinson Event Center. For more info call William Kopesky, 320-583-3690. Sept. 10:_Cedar Creek MWA Banquet, […]
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River flows for the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were above normal late last month but still fishable at last report. Olives, small spinners, a few sulphurs and caddis were on the water. The West Branch of the Delaware was also fishable, with streamers effective during high water. On the Neversink, stoneflies, caddis and terrestrials have been
Lake Ontario: Salmon are scattered, but a good starting point has been 100-160 feet. Fish are down 80 to 120 feet and are hitting flasher and fly combinations and spoons. Canandaigua Lake: Lake trout are being taken 90 feet down by anglers trolling green and white flasher and fly combinations. Seneca Lake: Lake trout fishing
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Powerton: Smallmouths fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish but not very big. Asian carp are showing up in increased numbers in the intake canal and throughout the lake, so beware. Flathead catfish have gone deep, but big blues up to 40 pounds are in the
Hayward, Wis. – The Natural Resources Board has sent proposed public access rules for land bought with Knowles/Nelson Stewardship Program funds to public hearings, but the board had some concerns about the proposals. At the NRB’s Aug. 12 meeting, board members heard the DNR’s proposed rules that would govern when land could be closed to
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St. Paul – Minnesota anglers love their walleyes. They prefer catching multiple fish and being able to bring some home for a meal, and most focus more on catching numbers of 16- to 18-inchers than walleyes in the trophy class. Those are among the results of a new survey of more than 1,600 anglers who
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Richmond, Va. (AP) – Virginia’s annual prohibition on feeding deer is in effect through January. The ban that runs from Sept. 1 through the first Saturday in January is intended to keep back yards from turning into feed lots during deer hunting season. Baiting is illegal in Virginia. People who violate the feed ban are
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Albany – A bill allowing the use of rifles for deer hunting this fall in a portion of Ontario County has been at least temporarily stalled by a key ommission in its original draft. And another bill that would allow rifle use this fall in_Schuyler County has yet to be signed into law by Gov.
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