Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 12th – Crankbait Walleye Fishing Tip
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May 12, 2014
Report: Drilling impacts forests
Pittsburgh — A small portion of Pennsylvania state forest land has been impacted by shale gas drilling, but many questions remain about how to manage the politically sensitive issue that is opposed by many residents, according to a new report. The 268-page Department of Conservation and Natural Resources report issued in late April concluded that
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Grass carp swimming Great Lakes could cause harm
Chicago — Plant-gorging grass carp probably could survive in Lake Michigan and each of the other Great Lakes, scientists noted in March, adding that if the fish get established, they might significantly damage the environment. What’s that mean for Michigan anglers? Largemouth bass and bluegills are among species that have fared poorly in places infested
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Near-50-pound bag wins first walleye event
Oak Harbor, Ohio — Described by tournament leaders and competitors alike as the smoothest tournament launch ever, the first 2014 Lake Erie Walleye Trail, hosted by Magee East Marina and Campground, was held April 12. Forty-eight pairs of anglers left the channel and headed toward the nearby reefs, where the majority of Lake Erie’s walleyes
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