Albany – New York will be looking to get a chunk of the $475 million pot of money set aside for Great Lakes restoration work, according to DEC officials. But so will other states and conservation groups, and the pile of cash isn’t as large as it may appear. “About half of that $475 million […]
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Chicago – Illinois is being sued by three – and possibly four – other midwestern states over Asian carp and that fish’s threat to the Great Lakes. A fourth state may join the suit and a fifth was prepared to file a brief supporting the suit. Michigan was the first to file suit, doing so
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Baldwinsville, N.Y. – Mike Smiley was almost late for his own rendezvous with greatness, but when the smoke cleared, the Baldwinsville sportsman was looking at one of the biggest bucks ever taken in New York state with a muzzleloader. Smiley shot the 19-point monster Dec. 7 near Baldwinsville, on a day when he got out
Muzzleloader buck one of N.Y.’s best Read More »
DNR Report According to a report compiled by DNR Chief Warden Randy Stark following the 2009 gun deer season, illegal baiting and feeding and the illegal shooting of timber wolves continue to be problems. Baiting and feeding Illegal baiting and feeding were the most common violation encountered by conservation wardens, accounting for 27 percent of
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St. Paul – The precipitous decline of waterfowl in the state will be one of the main themes at this year’s DNR_Roundtables, set for this week in Brooklyn Center. “We are at a crisis,” said Dave Schad, DNR_Fish and Wildlife Division director. The entire first day of the Wildlife Roundtable will focus on waterfowl; deer,
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Minneapolis – Should the DNR expand its muskie program in the state? Muskies, Inc., thinks so, and Friday afternoon, the group will explain to DNR Roundtable attendees just why four more systems should be added to the list of designated lakes. The DNR’s long-range plan calls for up to “eight new muskie waters.” Shawn Kellett,
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North Fox Chain O’ Lakes: The channels and the main lakes have frozen over and the panfish action is moderate, channels like “Nielsen’s” or the “T” channel. The ice is ranging from 3-5 inches, however it can be thin in several areas. The channels run about 4 feet deep, and the fish are stacking up
Ice remains unstable, open waters feature walleye bites Read More »
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