The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing correspondent Cory Yarmuth (chitownangler.com), with the warmer weather in late January and the south winds, the south end of the lake lost its ice and the launches were accessible. A cold snap […]
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Butte, Mont. (AP) – State wildlife officials have authorized the killing of the remaining one or two members of a wolf pack in the Big Hole Valley after repeated attacks on cattle west of Wisdom. Last week, federal trappers confirmed that the Bender pack had killed a calf on a private ranch. The pack also
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The Associated Press Chicago – Members of Congress say they’ll seek $20 million to study using poisons to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes. Securing the money was among several steps agreed on by lawmakers from the Great Lakes region during a meeting Jan. 27 in Washington, D.C. Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin,
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Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Your best bet may be to hit one of the medium-sized steams such as Chautauqua, Canadaway or Eighteen Mile creeks. Cattaraugus Creek was flowing at a fishable level at last look but the water was a little cloudy. Steelhead action should also be good when levels drop back
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Aitkin, Minn. – State anglers harvested just over one-fourth of last year’s allocation of Mille Lacs walleyes, and they’ll have a similar allocation – and likely similar regulations – this year, according to the DNR. The DNR and tribes have agreed to a “safe harvest level” for the popular central Minnesota lake of 544,000 pounds
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Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – The number of spring turkey licenses is down 7 percent in North Dakota this year, to 6,640. The state Game and Fish Department cites poor turkey production in the badlands units of western North Dakota. The number of hunting units also is now 22 instead of 29, after several smaller units
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Albany – New York sportsmen poured into the state capital last month in an unprecedented show of solidarity – and frustration – highlighted by a stirring pep talk by National Rifle Association Executive Vice President/CEO Wayne LaPierre. An estimated 2,000 hunters, trappers and anglers flooded “The Well” of legislative office building, meeting with lawmakers, hearing
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BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Fishermen are still seeing bluegills in the bays, but the fish aren’t hitting with a lot of enthusiasm. Quite a few northern pike are being caught on the east and west sides of the lake, and over weeds. A 41-inch, 21-pound northern pike was weighed last week. With cold weather forecasted
Ellicottville, N.Y. – A set of world-class antler sheds reportedly found in western New York are actually replica antlers purchased on eBay for $255, New York Outdoor News has learned. The owner of the replica rack business confirmed that the individual claiming to have found the sheds actually bought them online. And while that individual
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