District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit In February, warden Andy Lundin, of Green Bay, completed public relations events: he staffed the DNR booth at a hunting expo at Shopko Hall, attended the Green Bay Duck Hunters Association meeting, attended the Brown County Conservation Alliance meeting, attended a LTH turkey meeting […]
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It appears that Lake Michigan lake trout have finally figured it out – they are reproducing naturally
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The animal rights community is either well organized or recent controversies over hunting and trapping in state parks and hunting wolves are over-the-limit to non-hunters
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Sportsmen voted against statewide three-line motor trolling and overnight treestand placement on state land
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Page 3 Sportsman Channel show will chronicle Salmon River run Sprtsman HD The Run TV series on Facebook Page 11 Study shows trophy horns, antlers slightly smaller Effects of harvest, culture, and climate on trends in size of horn-like structures in trophy ungulates Page 18 Circle of Life: Waterfowl group mobilizes for mallards Finger Lakes and
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St. Lawrence River Not much happening lately. Black Lake Nothing to report. Focus might be on the youth turkey hunt this weekend.
Thousand Islands Fishing Report – April 19th, 2013 Read More »
Rivers were clear and wadeable at last look. Nymphs and streamers have been somewhat effective and things should start picking up now that warmer weather has arrived. Stoneflies have been emerging in the afternoons. River levels were lower than normal for this time of year due to the limited snowfall of winter. Hendricksons and Quill
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Not hearing a lot right now, but conditions on the Battenkill and Mettawee rivers should be improving steadily by now, and other trout waters, such as the Kayderosseras, should be stocked soon, if they haven’t been already.
Capital District Fishing Report – April 19th, 2013 Read More »
Both the winter flounder and trout seasons are now open. On the flounder front, opening week was generally slow as the water temperatures on both the North and South shores were in the low 40s. The only report of flounder came from the Captree State Park open boats that were working the Heckscher flats. Boats
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