District 1 – Ashland area Warden John Windt, of Hurley, tagged an 8-point buck that was killed by a young hunter during the youth hunt. The youth and his dad showed up at Windt’s home and needed the deer tagged due to the fact that the registration station was closed and the weather was warm. […]
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ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been pretty good for the people who have made it out. Trout, salmon, and smallmouths are being caught consistently in Chequamegon Bay. For walleyes, try the Ashland shoreline at night and during the early morning hours. Anglers fishing the streams are doing OK, but with all of the streams being extremely
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Elmira, N.Y. – As the debate over the safety of hydraulic fracturing for natural gas rages in New York, sportsmen’s groups are watching with more than idle curiosity. New Yorkers concerned about the impact of the controversial gas extraction method don’t have to look any farther than their neighbors to the south for some answers.
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Conservation Fund can’t be raided, Interior Dept. says Albany – New York is still facing the loss of millions of dollars in federal funding unless lawmakers change state budget language that would allow a transfer of monies out of the Conservation Fund. Dr. John F. Organ, chief of the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Division
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Season dates Nov. 18: Canada goose season closes (East Central and Hudson Valley zones) Nov. 18: Fall turkey season closes (portions of state) Nov. 18: Southern Zone archery deer season closes Nov. 18: Black bear archery season closes (Southeastern and Central-Western zones) Nov. 19: Southern Zone firearms deer season opens Nov. 19: Black bear firearms season opens (Southeastern and Central-Western
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Deer disruption, safety concerns Albany – DEC’s proposal for a three-day youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend generated both support and opposition among hunters and nonhunters. And while the department is still committed to providing a special youth deer hunting opportunity in 2012, it has backed off locking in those three days. “Many
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Northern District Highlights How about another warning? (Broome County) On July 19, ECO Eric Templeton responded to a residence in the Town of Conklin to investigate an open burning complaint referral from the Broome County Health Department. While attempting to make contact with someone at the residence, an outdoor fireplace with a small pile of
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Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lots of brown trout were being reported from Eighteen Mile Creek, especially at or below Burt Dam. In addition to the browns, a good amount of steelhead were also starting to show up, as well as a few Atlantic salmon. Pier action can be good, too, but you
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The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, brown trout are starting to really pick up in action. Chartreuse spawn sacks under a float are working well as well as the standard tinsel or white tube jig tipped
IL: Colder water not slowing down crappie bite in most lakes Issue: 23 Read More »
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