Seeing a nearly five-foot lake sturgeon leap out of the water is one thing. But to feel it is quite another. Jake Didier indeed felt it – the splash from the big fish after he hooked it doused him and the wake it created reverberated through his 14-foot kayak as he battled the large fish […]
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Madison — The Midwest’s largest consumer fishing show will have a quiet side this year with an entire wing of the Wisconsin Fishing Expo at the Alliant Energy Expo Hall in Madison dedicated to kayaks and other silent watercraft. The expo runs Feb. 23-25. Jeff Bast and Dan Durbin, of Slinger, now run the expo.
Wisconsin Fishing Expo to have a quiet side, too Read More »
St. Paul — Minnesota legislators were greeted by slick roads and a rally at the Capitol for greater gun control as the session kicked off Tuesday, Feb. 20. Insiders say the session will focus largely on bonding this session, including a big chunk for the state DNR – $130 million for natural resources asset preservation.
Minnesota legislative session under way, with Outdoor Heritage bill on the table Read More »
Montague, N.Y. — The state Department of Environmental Conservation is working with an Adirondack college graduate student to try to figure out how well fishers and snowshoe hares are doing in the Adirondack Park. The DEC’s staff in regions 5 and 6 are working together to look for fishers at nearly 200 sites around the
New York State DEC survey tracking fishers, hares Read More »
Springfield — The bobcat harvest in Illinois appears to be significantly higher for the 2017-18 season compared to the 2016-17. As of Feb. 14, the harvest stood at 329 bobcats. The season was set to end Feb. 15. Last year the season harvest total was 141. The total is strikingly close to the set quota
Illinois bobcat harvest up significantly as season winds down Read More »
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