As anglers we are all in search of those “trophy” fish. Some may deny it, but deep down, we all want to catch a fish that we can hang on the wall, remembering every last detail about that day and that catch. This brings up a great question that I have been faced with on …
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Springfield — The challenge of getting young people outdoors appears to be showing up in fishing license sales. According to DNR, license sales have been either flat or declining for the past decade. In 2008, Illinois sold more than 476,000 resident fishing licenses. In 2017, it sold a tad over 426,000. The resident license isn’t
Bayfield, Wis. — In what some local citizens call a blatant disregard for decisions made by Bayfield County officials, Dirk and Jane Stolz, owners of the Copper Hills Hunting Preserve in Bayfield County and Tamarack Deer and Elk Farm in Washington County, appear to have placed deer inside the 385-acre Bayfield County farm from their
Auburn, N.Y. — Owasco Lake will continue to be managed as a trout fishery as the walleye population fades from the lake following the end of a stocking program 12 years ago. DEC Region 7 fishery officials, at “State of the Lake”-type public meeting here last month, said it became readily apparent that Owasco Lake
St. Paul — Minnesota’s first deer-management plan is nearing completion, with the general public scheduled to get a look and be able to comment on it in April, DNR officials said last week. On March 14, the latest draft of the plan was presented to the Deer Management Plan Advisory Committee, which then offered comments
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