Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – Federal officials promised two weeks ago to improve two crucial weapons in the fight to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes: an electric fish barrier near Chicago and an early warning system that detects carp DNA in waterways. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a report by […]
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ASHLAND AREA Smallmouths have really turned on, which is often the case in September. Fish are showing the first signs of bunching up on typical spots – the rock pile, breakwall, Long Island, Pamida Hump, and the hot pond are all producing fish. But do not overlook shallow weed areas, either, in Sand Cut, the
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State still working on fracking regulations Albany (AP) - Natural gas production in New York’s part of the Marcellus Shale could bring nearly 25,000 full time drilling-related jobs and more than 29,000 jobs in other parts of the economy, according to an environmental and economic impact study released this month by the Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: King salmon should be staging off the creek mouths and pier action at night is slowly starting to happen in Olcott. Lake Erie and tributaries: Most consistent bass areas have been around Seneca Shoal, Myers Reef and Waverly Shoal, but you can find fish wherever there is structure.
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Elizabethtown, N.Y. – Yes, the official kickoff to the Northern Zone firearms deer season falls on Oct. 22 this year. And, true, it’s preceded by a hugely popular weeklong muzzleloader deer season. But forget the calendar for a minute. Serious deer hunters up north know the “real” whitetail season begins when there’s snow on the ground.
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About 100 deer killed by outbreak Clarkstown, N.Y. – A deadly insect-borne disease that surfaced in New York state four years ago has killed about 100 deer in Rockland County, DEC officials confirmed earlier this month. Biologists said the whitetails died from Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD), a viral disease transmitted by the biting midge. The
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Join global fly fisher, artist, columnist and fly-fishing guide at MDC Nature Center in Jeff City Oct. 15 The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Runge Nature Center, in partnership with the Capital City Fly Fishers, will host “A Fascination with Fly Fishing” featuring Bob White on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to noon. The
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One of Iowa’s most popular hunting seasons begins October 1 when the archery deer hunting season opens. “We had over 57,000 bowhunters last year and I expect we will have a similar number this year,” said Tom Litchfield, state deer biologist for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. “Our herd is in good shape statewide,
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More than 1,500 trappers, fur dealers and outfitters attended the annual Ohio State Trappers Association (OSTA) convention on Sept. 9-11 at the Madison County Fairgrounds in London. Saturday night’s benefit auction featured 175 donated items, including a handmade log bench from Chainsaw Carvings of Buchtel. Melissa Fraizer of Albuquerque, New Mexico, purchased the bench for
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