LITTLE ROCK — Getting your deer tested for chronic wasting disease not only is free through the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, it might even land you a free hunting and fishing for life. Thanks to a donation from the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation, every Arkansas resident who has their harvested deer tested for …
Some things you might not know about the … pumpkin.
Hunters can expect excellent conditions for the 2021 firearm deer season, which begins Monday, Nov. 15. As Michigan DNR conservation officers gear up for the season, they share best practices and tips to avoid the most common violations and mistakes they see every year. “Most of the violations that conservation officers encounter during firearm deer
Sentencing set for Nov. 16 for Kevin Behr’s assailant.
Pumpkins are a fascinating vine – here are some fun facts about them.
By Larry GavinContributing Writer I’m a panfish guy. My earliest fishing memories are spending hours fishing the rip rap on Dobbins Creek while using white Crappie Killers. I think what I liked most was watching the fish charge the lure and eat it. Winter panfish are the focus of 80% of my fishing time. I
By “Tackle” Terry Tuma So often the outdoors media relentlessly promotes first ice as the best ice angling of the season. It’s good, but be safe, and remember that we can enjoy great hard-water angling all season long. First ice has advantages because fish generally haven’t encountered much fishing pressure for several weeks. That said,
The few anglers still getting out are finding a very good perch bite in Lake St. Clair and Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay.
Browns were exceptional throughout the late 1980s and 1990s. Since 2000, brown trout fishing has experienced a sharp decline.
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