As you may have heard, the Chain O’ Lakes has developed a large shad population as of late. This increasing forage base has changed the ecosystems in the lakes and will certainly affect the way you will fish these bodies of water. One can argue that the increase has bad consequences. However, if you take […]
A new forage base In the Chain Read More »
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host a series of youth fishing events (rodeos) around the state during the months of May and June. Accompanied by an adult, all youth can enjoy a day of fishing. Participants are encouraged to bring their own cane poles or rods. Bait is available on a first-come,
South Carolina DNR schedules youth fishing events around the state Read More »
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Are you rigging a worm, Houdini Shad or similar bait? Make sure the bait is straight when you finish threading the hook. A bend in the body will change the way the bait zigs and zags through the water.
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas May 2, 2012 Read More »
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has removed the open fire ban on the Oahe Wildlife Management Area effective immediately.
Ban on Open Fires Lifted for North Dakota's Oahe WMA Read More »
NDOW)will make recommendations for some healthy increases in tag quotas for many big game species at the upcoming Nevada Board of Wildlife Commission Meeting May 11 and 12 in Reno.
Nevada Department of Wildlife Recommends Increased Tag Quotas Read More »
It seems we cannot get away from playing the blame game, suggesting they, not us, are the problem. We have seen the blame game in politics for longer than we care to remember. Tell everyone who will listen about all of the wrong things the other guys and gals have been doing. But leave us
Are we the problem Read More »
Q. Is it too late to apply for depredation hunts this year?
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: Depredation hunt sign-up Read More »
West Virginia is giving hunters incentives to kill female deer instead of bucks in a move to reduce the animal’s population.
West Virginia revises deer hunting rules to cut population Read More »
Thanks to an unseasonably warm March, many anglers thought that come the season opener this Saturday, that many gamefish would be done spawning and already in early summer patterns. After interviewing several bait and tackle dealers in metro-Milwaukee, and doing a bit of fishing myself last weekend, that just doesn’t seem to be the case.
Spawn incomplete despite warm temps Read More »
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