DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Anglers have been finding good numbers of active smallmouth bass north of the ship canal in Sturgeon Bay. Most fishermen have been using tube jigs and other soft plastics. Anglers were reporting bass on beds, as well. Sawyer Harbor bass fishing has been spotty, with most anglers targeting bedding bass. […]
WI: Anglers battling winds, cold fronts, but catching fish Issue: 12 Read More »
Western New York Inland Trout Streams: Most of the area’s trout streams are now in great shape. March browns, sulphurs, grey foxes and caddis flies are all hatching and fly anglers can see good results using the appropriate imitations. Productive offerings for spinning anglers include worms, salted minnows and small in-line spinners. If you’re a
NY: Bass opener shifts focus to smallies and bucketmouths Issue: 12 Read More »
Northern District Highlights Checkpoints include ECO enforcement (Allegany County) Region 9 ECOs conducted several truck enforcement initiatives across Allegany County in February 2011. On Feb. 3, ECO Mark Wojtkowiak issued three tickets to a tractor-trailer operator who passed a marked inspection station in Friendship. The driver was subsequently taken into custody by the U.S. Border
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Youth deer hunt, expanded ARs and an Oct. 1 archery opener Albany – A five-year deer management plan unveiled by the DEC includes a youth deer hunt, an Oct. 1 opening date for the Southern Zone archery deer season, and the expansion of antler restriction regulations into additional management units. The proposals would, if approved
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Albany (AP) – The federal government should conduct a full environmental review that weighs potential damage to the welfare of people in the Delaware River watershed and the drinking water quality for millions of New Yorkers before allowing natural gas drilling in the region, the state’s attorney general said in a federal lawsuit filed late
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Weather blamed; concerns remain over nesting Albany – New York’s spring gobbler hunters struggled through a May season marked by fewer birds in many areas of the state, as well as wet weather that may have limited their hunting activity. DEC officials said preliminary indications are that the gobbler harvest will be down sharply from last
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CONCORD, NH – Last night, June 15, 2011, N.H. Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers assisted 20-year-old Jose Linares in safely returning to the trailhead after he became lost atop Sentinel Mountain in Tuftonboro, New Hampshire. Linares had called 911 at about 9:30 p.m. Responding to a call for assistance from the Carroll County Sherriff’s
Springfield – Simply saying he wanted to “spend more time fishing and bowhunting,” DNR Fisheries Chief Steve Pallo announced via e-mail that he will retire effective June 30. The e-mail was sent to DNR staff, fisheries colleagues and the state’s fishing community on June 1. Pallo, who has a long and diverse career in various
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Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: The cohos are on fire for the boaters with many limits coming to the dock, not to mention the large kings that are mixed in. Fishing in 25-40 feet of water seems to be the best areas for
IL: Crappie anglers finding better fishing in warm water Issue: 12 Read More »
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