Chinook catch rates highest ever on Lake Ontario
The DEC estimates that anglers caught 96,000 and kept nearly 54,000 Chinook salmon in 2017.
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April 2, 2018
Minnesota high school shooting league continues to flourish
The Minnesota State High School Clay Target League reportedly has already added 15 to 20 teams this year.
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Another top-10 all-time bear harvest in Pennsylvania
Hunters harvested 3,438 bears in the 2017 seasons, with the archery harvest of 493 bears and the extended season harvest of 1,083 bears setting records for those seasons. Overall, 48 weighed 500 pounds or more, including 14 600 pounds or more and two 700 pounds or more.
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Judge stands by White Bear Lake ruling, criticizes DNR
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A judge is standing by her previous ruling directing the state to restrict groundwater pumping and lawn watering to protect White Bear Lake and its aquifer. Ramsey County Judge Margaret Marrinan denied a request by the Minnesota DNR to stay her September ruling and its request for a new trial. The
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A bounce-back fishing year for Lake Ontario brown trout?
So far, so good this season, but learning to adapt to conditions can make or break your fishing trip.
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Michigan NRC approves 2018 waterfowl season framework
Lansing — The Michigan Natural Resources Commission gave final approval earlier this month for 2018 waterfowl hunting regulations that will add days to the early teal season, increase take for pintails, and move the youth waterfowl hunting weekend back one week. Michigan DNR waterfowl specialist Barbara Avers told Michigan Outdoor News both the federal framework
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In Ohio, Izaak Walton programs provide guidance on stream monitoring
Hamilton, Ohio — Interested in exploring and finding out just what’s in that stream in your backyard or down the road? Check it out by becoming a Save Our Streams monitor. SOS is a fun way to test water quality by collecting and identifying underwater critters called macroinvertebrates. It’s an excellent project for kids, families,
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In Minnesota, deep snow, cold lead to fish kills
St. Paul — Cold winters with abundant snowfall can lead to fish die-offs, and the Minnesota DNR has already taken reports of this process, known as winterkill, occurring in lakes near Brainerd, Hinckley, and the Twin Cities areas. “While seeing lots of dead fish can be disconcerting, we remind people that winterkill is normal and
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Pennsylvania turkey numbers stable, PGC biologist says
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania’s most avid spring turkey hunters are going all in. With the 2018 season fast approaching – the youth only spring gobbler hunt is April 21, the regular season April 28 to May 31 – expect many to buy a second turkey tag. That’s been the trend. Mary Jo Casalena, the Pennsylvania Game
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