CHICAGO — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released a plan to tackle the most serious threats facing Lake Huron and the St. Marys River. A report made public Friday by EPA’s regional office in Chicago assesses the lake’s ecosystem problems, sets research and monitoring priorities and outlines steps toward improvements. It says Lake Huron […]
Plan says Lake Huron in ‘fair’ condition, seeks progress Read More »
NEWTON, Ill. — Conservation officers say five American white pelicans were found shot dead in Newton Lake in Illinois. The Illinois DNR said another pelican was injured but is recuperating. The birds are protected by the federal Migratory Bird Act and by state law. Conservation police are asking for the public’s help with any information
Five federally protected pelicans found shot dead in Illinois lake Read More »
Down 11 percent from 2016 and 9 percent below the five-year average. Status of bighorn sheep hunting season will be determined Sept. 1, after the summer population survey is completed.
North Dakota bighorn sheep population lowest since 2006 Read More »
Springfield — Two high school anglers from Illinois have been named to the 2018 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team, while three others received honorable mention. Alec Berens, of Channahon, and Tyler Lubbat, of Wheeling, joined 62 other fishermen from all over the country on the All-State team. Both are now candidates to be named
Illinois anglers named to Bassmaster All-State squad Read More »
Oshkosh, Wis. — Talk about underwater camera use to target sturgeon during times of low water clarity may lead to sportsmen offering resolutions at the April 9 spring hearings to either ban camera use, limit the width of spear heads, or both. Conservation Congress Chairman Larry Bonde, of Kiel, said he has been fielding a
In Wisconsin, camera use by sturgeon spearers stirs up controversy on Winnebago Read More »
Maple Lake, Minn. — Spencer Ledwein was dangling a transducer down an ice hole, looking for crappies, when instead, a 50-inch muskie found him. That’s right, Ledwein iced a 50-inch muskie – not by hook and line, but via fishfinder transducer. Ledwein, of Annandale, happens to be a muskie angler (his personal best was 43
Minnesota angler lands muskie on his fishfinder’s transducer Read More »
Albany — New York anglers landed a pair of new state record fish last year, as well as numerous other noteworthy catches, DEC officials said. DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos said the catches recorded in the state’s Angler Achievement Awards program “are a prime example of the high quality and diverse fish found in New York’s
In New York, channel cat, freshwater drum records shattered Read More »
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