The cohos and browns are on fire right now from the shores of Lake Michigan. Anglers are pulling in limits in less than two hours, according to reports I have been getting this week. Fish are being caught on crankbaits, spoons, and live bait. All you need is your standard spinning gear and a handful […]
Chicago lakefront is the place to be right now for cohos and browns Read More »
LAKE MEAD – Striper action remains slow this week. The fish are skinny and are staying in the deep water. Action for smallmouth and largemouth bass also remains slow to fair, though action seems to be picking up. Some catfish are showing themselves on cut baits. Redear and bluegill bite is fair, with most fish
Fishing Report for Nevada March 14, 2012 Read More »
Get inspired for outdoor adventures this year at a series of free Wednesday evening talks taking place from March 28 through April 18, 2012, at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Free outdoor adventure talks at New Hampshire Fish and Game Read More »
Young Nick Tassoni barely had time to enjoy the celebrity of holding a state record.
Illinois' state walleye record broken for second time this year Read More »
Q. I drew on a controlled hunt for the 2012 spring turkey hunt in Unit 54, but it doesn’t open till after May 1. I also want to hunt turkey in Unit 8A before the controlled hunt opens. Is it possible to get my controlled hunt tag, a general tag, and also an extra tag for the spring hunt?
Ask the Idaho Fish and Game: Turkey tag tango Read More »
Idaho Fish and Game wildlife educator Adare Evans received the Non-Formal Environmental Educator-of-the-Year award at the recent Idaho Environmental Education Association’s annual conference.
Idaho Fish & Game wildlife educator recognized Read More »
The 2011 annual summary of wolf monitoring in Idaho is now available, and it shows wolf numbers are down for the second consecutive year.
Idaho's annual wolf report now available online Read More »
A small number of new turkey hunting permits on the Air Force Academy property in Colorado Springs are being made available to women and youth first-time hunters.
New turkey hunt at AFA for new hunters in Colorado Read More »
My heart is heavy as I write this blog while mourning the death of friend and fellow outdoor writer Don Ingle. Don and his wife Jean both died late last week in a nighttime house fire at their Lake County residence in Baldwin, Michigan. They were long-time residents of Baldwin. Details of the incident are sketchy
Michigan Outdoor News writer Don Ingle passed away Read More »
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