Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners will hold its next meeting on Oct. 4-5, at the Quality Inn, 880 Kidder St., Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County. A copy of the agenda for the upcoming meeting will be posted on the agency’s website (www.pgc.state.pa.us) prior to the meeting, and will be able to be viewed by clicking […]
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Springfield – Upset with the way lucrative government contracts for catching Asian carp on Chicago-area waterways were handed out, a group of commercial fishermen is speaking up. Tony Pate said he’s speaking for a group of about 30 commercial fishermen, most of them from Illinois, who work on Illinois waterways on a full-time basis. “By
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Albany – New York fishing license sales took an expected double-digit dive in 2009-10 on the heels of a fee increase a year earlier. And not surprisingly, a big chunk of that decline came in the form of lifetime license purchases the previous year by sportsmen ages 65-69 who were beating the new license structure,
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Springfield – Don’t feed the bears! Don’t shoot a wolf! Don’t coddle cougars! One of the above warnings actually makes an unusually big and bold appearance on Page 29 of the 2010-11 Illinois Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations. Hint: DNR is concerned some hunters may confuse the predator with a coyote. In wake of
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Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be hot all around the shoreline in 25 to 45 feet of water on tubes or live bait like shiners and crayfish. Walleye action continues to be consistent off Dunkirk (60-80 feet down over 90 feet of water); Barcelona (65-85 feet down over 70-125
King salmon fishing heats up; blues active in the salt Read More »
Godfrey, Ill. – No sane quail hunter expects Illinois to ever return to the glory days of the 1950s, when annual harvests averaged around 2.5 million birds. Or even the 1980s, when numbers were around 1.8 million. These days, most would be thrilled with the 500,000 bobwhites taken annually during the late 1990s. “The birds
Quail flush for a return Read More »
Season Dates Sept. 6: Summer flounder (fluke) season closes Sept. 7: Early Canada goose season opens (Lake Champlain, Central Long Island and Eastern Long Island zones) Sept. 12: Black sea bass season closes Sept. 18: Early bear season opens (Adirondacks) Sept. 18-19: Youth Waterfowl Hunt (Northeast and Southeast zones) Sept. 20: Grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 25-26: Youth
New York Calendar of Events – Issue 18 Read More »
Region I A District 7 CPO completed a permit fraud assignment from the permit section in Springfield. A Fulton County subject was cited for providing false information to obtain free property-only deer hunting permits. The subject had been living away from home for multiple years, and was using his parent’s address to receive free permits
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The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and sporting goods stores. North Chain: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, boat traffic on the Chain is heavy. This really throws off the fishing, and you need to pick your times to be out on the Chain. The best bite
Channel cats catching second wind of summer in rivers Read More »
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