The different types of fish the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency team will catch through electrofishing can tell them about a river’s quality.
Minnesota agency using electrofishing to learn about water quality Read More »
Restoration efforts continue on Lake Champlain, which has the only lake sturgeon population in New England.
Conditions the last couple of winters have allowed bait fish like alewife, smelt, bloaters and lake herring to reproduce and survive in turn bulking up salmon numbers.
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Among fishermen of a certain age in Minnesota, there’s a common refrain when the conversation turns to the organized fishing opportunities today’s youths enjoy: It sure would have been nice if that were an option when we were in middle school or high school. “We all say that over and over,” said Jeff Gilmer,
High school fishing: Minnesota’s next big thing? Read More »
Huntingdon, Tenn. — It took two anglers to knock New York’s Rein Golubjatnikov out of the top spot in the Bassmaster Junior Championship last month on Carroll County 1,000 Acre Recreational Lake in northwest Tennessee. Golubjatnikov, of the Rochester Junior Bassmasters, fished alone in the event and actually led after the first day with a
Solo N.Y. angler second in national team bass tourney Read More »
Chicago — Crews from DNR, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers launched a frenzied two-week hunt for Asian carp after one of the fish was found a mere nine miles from Lake Michigan on June 22. The “coordinated contingency response” yielded no carp, causing relief among agencies working
After alarming catch in Illinois, no new Asian carp found Read More »
Hudson, Wis. — With the DNR no longer allowed to present deer population information to the public in terms of population goals by unit or deer per square mile, the agency will ask for the public’s help from August through November in defining new population objectives required by the Deer Trustee Report (DTR). Instead
Wisconsin DNR, CDACs to talk herd numbers August to November Read More »
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