Your Daily Outdoor Update – January 12th
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January 12, 2015
Ice fishing isn't the only way to catch trout during the winter in Pennsylvania
Good stream fishing for trout can be found if you look for the right weather conditions.
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Madison lab finds rare avian flu in ducks from Washington state
Virus has not been found in Wisconsin, but waterfowlers might want to be aware of virus next fall
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Governor Quinn rejects bobcat hunting bill
On the day before he was to hand over keys to the governor’s office, Pat Quinn vetoed the bobcat hunting bill
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Active maggots for panfish, and electric ice augers
I had the pleasure of working a booth at the recent ice fishing show in St. Paul and was directly next to Dave Genz and his tricked-out snowmobile. The snowmobile has a series of rod holders around the perimeter with panfish-sized rods in the sleeves ready and on display. I kept noticing that some strange
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The keys to icing bluegills and crappies
Sunfish and crappies are tenacious creatures that provide great fishing action throughout the year, including during the ice season. All panfish species are common throughout the state, often in solid numbers and size in the same lakes. While they make excellent table fare, catch and release must be practiced within reason because of their popularity.
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Predator management appears to be adding fall ducks
Springfield — Duck hunters who feel there have been more ducks to hunt in recent Illinois seasons can give at least some credit to a predator management plan that has gotten rave reviews. Delta Waterfowl’s “Predator Management Report,” released in December, documents the improvement in duck nest success achieved on trap sites in North Dakota
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N.Y. turkey study resumes; additional access sought
Albany — DEC wildlife biologists are entering the third year of what is evolving to be an increasingly important four-year study into wild turkey survival rates. With a sharp decline in wild turkey numbers across the state, a record low spring gobbler harvest in 2014 and the arrival of a new disease that impacts wild
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