Madison – Wisconsin landowners who have had problems with timber wolves will be able to apply for wolf-shooting permits from the DNR by Jan. 27. Trappers from the DNR and USDA Wildlife Services also will be able to begin setting traps for problem wolves on that day in areas where farmers experience livestock losses. This […]
WI: Wolves delisted, but will it last this time? Read More »
ASHLAND AREA Ice conditions on Chequamegon Bay just aren’t improving, but once the area gets some cold weather and windless days, anglers will be walking on ice in no time. The good news is that the inland lakes have ice, and folks have been out fishing. The first-ice bite for walleyes has been pretty decent
WI: Fishing interest picking up as ice conditions improve Issue: 26 Read More »
Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 7, 2012: Carlton Hunting & Fishing Club, 4 p.m., Heritage Farm. For more info call Bob Kentgen, 920-304-2501. Jan. 19, 2012: North Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Eagle Waters Resort. For more info call Mark Hartmann, 715-479-5067. Jan. 19, 2012: Northern Kettles Chapter NWTF, 5 p.m., Millhome Supper Club. For more info call Matt Lohr, 920-627-0585.
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Spring season axed entirely East Setauket, N.Y. – New York’s tautog (blackfish) regulations will be dramatically tightened in 2012 by a sharply shortened season and an increased size limit for both recreational and commercial anglers. The new regulations are being put into effect to remain in compliance with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Fishery
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At a special meeting of the Mille Lacs Fishery Input Group in early December, area business owners, anglers, and residents went on record objecting to the Chippewa spring gill-net fishery on the big lake. It was a call to action directed at the DNR, which represents the state’s side of the treaty fishery management apparatus. DNR
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Elizabethtown, N.Y. – It’s perhaps not surprising that New York Outdoor News’ top news story of 2011 has yet to see its final chapter. In the ever-changing world of white-tailed deer management, there may, in fact, never truly be a final chapter. But DEC’s unveiling this year of a five-year deer management plan generated plenty
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Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Depending on water levels, which seem to change a lot this time of year, fish can be found in all of the streams rand if the tribs are fishable you should do well. Water temperatures in the lake were still around the mid-40s so casting the piers is
NY: Steelhead a good option until safe ice arrives in N.Y. Issue: 26 Read More »
The Nature Conservancy has donated Black Dog Preserve in Burnsville to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service so that it can be added to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge. The 95-acre preserve was acquired by the Conservancy in 1984 and is adjacent to the refuge. The preserve includes an observation area and a 1.5-mile
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NAVAJO DAM – The world-class, trophy trout waters of the San Juan River became hotter than ever this month as crews completed a $300,000 project to enhance fish habitat and control sediment. After a month of construction in a section of the river called “The Braids,” anglers returned to find deeper channels, new holes and
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