How paddlers, anglers can coexist on same waterway
Users of a shared stream need to have understanding, consideration and good manners to ensure that everyone has a good day on the water.
July 5, 2018
Another state record fish for Illinois?
Whitefish will be the fourth state record fish caught in 2018.
Water levels and the adverse effect on fishing
We have had a very wet spring and start to our summer. This, in turn, caused many lakes and rivers to overflow. In neighboring states this trend has continued throughout the summer and has caused some serious damage. Not only has this affected land-dwelling animals, but the fishing has suffered as well. You may not
Patches of algae showing up early in Lake Erie
Researchers say the higher temperatures this summer have brought out the sometimes-toxic algae about a week or two earlier.
Forest Service agrees to study domestic sheep grazing near bighorns
Federal officials have agreed to settle a lawsuit with environmental groups that prevents domestic sheep from grazing in eastern Idaho until a scientific study addressing how they might threaten bighorn sheep with deadly diseases is completed.
Officials seeing more Michigan bats infected with rabies
LANSING, Mich. — Michigan officials say they’re seeing higher numbers of bats with rabies. The Department of Health and Human Services says its labs had diagnosed 22 bats with the fatal illness as of June 28. A year ago, the total was nine. Two rabid skunks also have turned up. Rabies is a viral disease
DEC to anglers: spare heat-stressed fish
The agency also recommends avoiding catch-and-release fishing for heat-stressed trout because they’re unlikely to survive no matter how carefully they’re handled.
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – July 5, 2018
How to target – and land – those suspended crappies.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – July 5, 2018
What’s going on with breed duck and Canada goose numbers?
