This report highlights a few of the best places to fish, what anglers are using and what they are catching. The information is compiled from regional Fish and Game fishery managers, local tackle shops and anglers. With the high water fishing is very different this year. We recommend hitting lowland lakes or reservoirs. Settler’s and […]
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The state of Ohio, changing course from last summer, will not advise against boating and fishing at lakes where blooms of toxic blue-green algae appear this year. Ohio agencies said the most serious algae problems will still prompt advisories against touching, swimming in or ingesting water. Last year, the state posted
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) – South Carolina wildlife officials say they’ve received a record number of applications for alligator hunting licenses. The Post and Courier of Charleston reported that the Natural Resources Department said more than 4,000 applications have been received so far. Wednesday is the deadline to pay $10 to apply for a license for
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Local and federal law enforcement officers are out hunting in western Montana, but it’s not deer or elk they’re after Here is the latest, from Associated Press… LOLO, Mont. (AP) – A manhunt continues in a western Montana forest for a former militia leader accused of firing on Missoula County deputies and then fleeing into
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Yet another reason for anglers to clean and dry boats between lakes HARRISON, Mich. (AP) – A recent fish kill at a central Michigan lake was caused by a virus responsible for another kill at the lake four years ago, state environmental officials said Tuesday. A die-off of largemouth and smallmouth bass, bluegills, and pumpkinseed
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The Indiana Natural Resources Commission will conduct two public hearings on proposed changes to deer hunting rules next month. The components of the proposed deer rule changes include modifications to the season structure, bag limits, hunting equipment, and licensing requirements. The proposed rule language and fact sheet can be found at: www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/2362.htm. Individuals can provide
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This week, we treat our readers to a pair of examples of using natural animal scents in particularly unorthodox ways. Skunk Scent Repels Vermin For many years hunters have capitalized on the use of natural plant and animal scents to cover human scent or to attract game animals. Now, enterprising law enforcement officers are learning
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Three out of four regions show increase There is good news for ruffed grouse hunters coming from 2011 spring drumming counts. Department of Natural Resources wildlife officials report that Wisconsin’s ruffed gouse population appears to have increased from last year, according to data collected by wildlife staff, foresters, wardens, and countless volunteers. “Statewide, the ruffed
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Fall season permit applications due August 1 Preliminary estimates show that Wisconsin hunters registered 40,103 turkeys during the 2011 spring turkey season. A total of 210,059 permits were issued for the spring hunt, according to licensing officials. Zone 1 produced the highest overall turkey harvest at 12,253 birds, followed by Zone 3 with 9,848 turkeys.
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