Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – February 12, 2021
How to get the fish to cooperate during these dogs days of winter.
February 12, 2021
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – February 12, 2021
The dog days of winter are here and the bite is tough. So how do you catch those fish?
More than two dozen anglers rescued from ice floe on Lake Superior
The anglers waited for news of their ice fishing gear, which was floating up the North Shore. A fire official took down anglers’ contact information and said they would try to recover the equipment.
New Cookbook by Jonathan Wipfli: FISH Recipes and Techniques for Freshwater Fish
Outdoor News contributing chef and author, Jonathan Wipfli, has a new cookbook titled FISH. From water to table, Fish—Wipfli’s follow-up to his earlier cookbook titled Venison— offers a contemporary approach to cooking North America’s most popular freshwater game fish throughout the seasons. Featuring 50 recipes for dishes with accompanying sides, as well as beautifully photographed images of the final presentations, Wipfli’s new cookbook will leave readers determined to recreate their own culinary masterpieces.
Search for cougars continues in Pennsylvania
Many believe mountain lions still exist in Pennsylvania.
St. Cloud area fishing report – February 11, 2021
Well it’s been COLD!!! That has been a limiting factor for fishing lately. The walleye fishing has been extremely slow but still getting a few fish here and there. Don’t be afraid to fish shallow. Some of the best reports I’m hearing are overnight under 10 feet of water. The crappie bite is still good
Illinois Fishing Report – February 12, 2021
With a hard winter freeze expected to hit the entire state, more anglers will have an opportunity to do some ice fishing before the weather breaks and open water returns in the bottom half of the state.
Illinois Woods & Waters – Des Plaines Lake, Clark County
According to local anglers, the lake looks to hold some good potential. The dropoffs and lake points look as if they could be very productive and the lake would also provide great refuge from northern pike traversing the river.
