WILD ROSE, Wis. – Nearly 3 million walleye, Wisconsin anglers’ favorite fish, have been stocked in dozens of lakes and rivers waters over the last few weeks. The fish, up to 2 months old and 2 inches in size, were harvested from the Art Oehmcke Hatchery in Woodruff, the Tommy G. Thompson Hatchery in Spooner, […]
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In observance of the Fourth of July and the birthday of our nation’s independence, we bring our readers some unusual stories about our national symbol, the bald eagle. Talon Scout Some Offbeat Outdoors blog readers may have seen the unusual story out of Montana last week about an electrical outage that power company officials have
I have fished for bass, bluegills, perch, crappies, and smallmouth bass. I have never been taught how to catch a walleye, muskie, or northern pike. Can I fish for them from shore in southeastern Wisconsin, since I am “boatless?” I am doing research on my own and reading the fishing reports in Wisconsin Outdoor News
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Turkey hunting used to be easy, or at least we thought so based on the numbers of birds registered and gobbler responses in the fields and forests. Not so much now, at least that’s what a vocal few seem to be preaching. It’s easy to attach blame onto a single reason, such as weather, not
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Illinois-based Keystone Hatcheries will pay restitution in the amount of $35,000 to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (INDNR) after pleading guilty to an Information charging the corporation with the sale and transport of fish into Lake County, one of 15 counties in Indiana into which they were prohibited from doing so. Following an outbreak
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These days the hunting opportunities we have in springtime tend to cloud the issue for me a little, but since childhood I’ve always considered August 1 as the beginning of the new hunting season. And while I always look forward to squirrel season with anticipation, I can’t say that I’ve always been on my toes
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NEWPORT, Ore. – Fishery managers decided to close the central Oregon coast (Cape Falcon to Humbug Mountain) nearshore (inside 40 fathoms) sport Pacific halibut fishery on 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, July 6, because the quota is projected to be attained. “Angler effort per week in the nearshore halibut fishery was similar to last year; however, 2011
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We’ve followed this story, so wanted to pass along the news that the suspected ‘attack bear’ has been confirmed to be the animal that went after an Arizona woman. Here is the latest, from Arizona Game and Fish Department… Results of DNA testing on an adult male black bear have confirmed that the animal is
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It’s time to apply for a second chance at the hunt of a lifetime. Entries in the second Super Hunt and Super Hunt Combo drawing must be received at the Fish and Game headquarters by August 11 with the drawing set for mid-August. A “Super Hunt Combo” entry and entries for two elk, two deer,
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