Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Smallmouth bass action continues to be good in 25-45 feet of water, and you can catch smaller fish in shallower depths. Waverly, Seneca, Myers and off Sturgeon Point are all good places to focus on, with crayfish, shiners or goby-style plastics fished off of drop-shot rigs. Closer to […]
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Springfield — Be it a deer burger or a carp tacos, hunters and anglers in Illinois are being cast as an important source of food for the state’s needy. Based on the long-standing Illinois Sportsmen Against Hunger program, DNR’s new initiative is called “Target Hunger Now!” The effort is projected to provide food banks throughout
Carp meat joins venison on DNR’s charity menus Read More »
Madison — Mention pheasants to most Wisconsinites and they don’t think of the railroad yards that run along the shores of Lake Superior in the city named for that big lake, but that’s where this writer got his first exposure to the gaudy bird of upland legend. The grain elevators and trains that transported that
State rooster outlook could be better Read More »
CHIPPEWA FALLS / EAU CLAIRE / MENOMONIE AREA There has been plenty of water movement on Tainter Lake this year and now that fall is in the air, some limits of nice-sized perch are being caught. Keeper walleyes are being caught on deeper rock shelves on jigs and fatheads or crawlers combos, as well as
Muskies, bass, and panfish offering good inland action Read More »
Season Dates Oct. 1: Suffolk County deer season (archery only) opens Oct. 1: Cottontail rabbit season opens (statewide, except Long Island) Oct. 1: Varying hare season opens (Northern Zone) Oct. 1: Pheasant season opens (Northern Zone and southeastern New York) Oct. 1: Ruffed grouse season opens (Southern Zone) Oct. 1: Bobwhite quail season opens (Orange and Putnam counties) Oct. 1: Fall
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Harrisburg — With favorable late spring/early summer weather conditions across much of the state, Pennsylvania Game Commission biologists expect ruffed grouse hunting to be average to slightly above average – where good habitat exists – for the more than 100,000 hunters who annually pursue these challenging game birds. The opening day of the state’s three-part
PGC expects average grouse hunting overall Read More »
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