Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 18th – Top Ten Violations
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May 18, 2015
Trout fishing with spinners in Pennsylvania primer – Part 3
Mid-May is usually a far better time to fish spinners than in April.
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How and Where to Catch Prespawn Crappies
Thelen and Sundin use aThill Floats with Lindy Watsit Jig and Little Nippers to fill a livewell with Crappie.
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What is the state of fishing on Lake Michigan?
The fall of the salmon fishery is almost unavoidable.
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Late-season tactics for spring gobblers
Sweat matted hair and a soaked hat, the silence of the woods only broken by the buzzing of flies signals the frustrations of the latter part of turkey season for so many
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Buried to the bend: Any angler who fishes long enough will eventually get hooked
Tale of a minor accident while trout fishing in Pennsylvania.
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Spring turkey season closes with a sizeable increase in harvest
Turkey hunters up and down the state wrapped up what is being considered a successful spring season, killing 14,999 birds.
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Largemouth bass top targeted species in annual survey
Springfield — If any surprise exists for the buying habits of American hunters and anglers, it is that there are no surprises. Or at least only a few surprises. Extensive summaries of buying trends performed by the co-joined AnglerSurvey.com and ShooterSurvey.com are go-to insights useful for their respective industries, state fish and game agencies, and
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Fishing, hunting ‘therapy’ crucial for wounded vets
Ina, Ill. — It was a chilly spring morning. The crappie weren’t cooperative, but Sgt. Matthew Taylor, of Fort Campbell, was undeterred. Sgt. Taylor patiently guided his minnow-tipped hook through Rend Lake’s tangled buckbrush, hoping for the opportunity to tangle with a 2-pounder. The lack of action did little to dampen his enthusiasm. Taylor and
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