An ongoing discussion, after a number of very warm days in March, has been whether or not morel mushrooms will be plentiful, slim picking, or completely absent. The questions have not been completely answered for Wisconsin except these mushrooms began appearing in late March. I found some March 29, which were two to three days […]
Get out and find those Morels Read More »
Coastal anglers should be aware of several new rule changes for 2012 that are now in effect regarding the taking of different species in some New Hampshire coastal rivers and other coastal/estuarine waters.
New Fishing Regulations for New Hampshire's coastal anglers for 2012 Read More »
I’m not sure how old I was, but I was definitely knee high to a grasshopper. Mom, Dad, my brother Rick – that was our family back then. It was before David and Susan came along, so I was probably seven or so. The Hilts clan was camping in the Adirondacks and Lewey Lake in
First trout a memorable one Read More »
Hit the Mississippi River on Friday morning with my spring-breaking sons and their granddad. We’ll blame the lack of biting fish on the cold front that moved through the area and remarkably low water (for early spring). On the upside, other wildlife gave us quite a show. Given the waterfowl in the area, the Polander
Eagles, pelicans, and diving ducks on Minnesota’s Upper Mississippi River. Read More »
I’m pounding out this blog a little early this week because I really don’t want to be saddled with this duty on opening day of trout season. That’s a bit unusual up here in the North Country; normally the April 1 kickoff doesn’t mean a thing to us, except a chance to make a few
Early trout opportunities a rarity in the 'Dacks Read More »
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