Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – April 17, 2020
Why it might pay to go electric with your fillet knife.
April 17, 2020
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – April 17, 2020
Leading the state’s discussion on outdoor recreation.
In Michigan, boaters warned, ticketed for violating stay-home order
Michigan DNR conservation officers issued five citations over the weekend to boaters in violation of the governor’s stay-home order, but none of them involved the use of a motorized boat, according to the department. For the story, click here.
Outdoor News video: What does missed year of stocking mean for Minnesota anglers?
Minnesota DNR cites COVID-19 social distancing protocols in canceling 2020 egg-take operations for walleyes, other species.
Pennsylvania students enjoying bonus time for trout fishing
With all this extra time, high school and college students are spending many hours trout fishing.
Minnesota farmer brings conservation ethic to his land
America’s public lands are places for wildlife to flourish and people to recreate. We at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also know that private landowners help provide clean air, water and native habitat across the country. Together, we’ve been growing more places for wildlife and for people. Take a moment to meet one farmer who is putting his conservation ethic into practice. Meet Ralph Warzecha,
Seasonal Transition: Getting Ready for Open Water [Video]
Matt Johnson gives us what we need to know about Seasonal Transitions.
Outdoor News Fishing Reports — The Region’s Most Popular Source of News and Information For Serious
The Outdoor News Fishing Reports have become the most popular feature in the publications, keeping anglers up to date on where the bites are hot, what tackle is working and more. Now you can access this information, and much more, 24/7 with FishingReports.OutdoorNews.com. This site will be continuously updated with the latest information from a growing
North Iowa Fishing Report – April 16, 2020 [video]
Fishing has warmed up nicely, and overall, the bite remains very strong, with water temps here still hovering around 43 degrees. Perch bite has been especially strong.
