Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – February 7, 2022
A tree-care rite of late winter.
February 7, 2022
Niagara’s winter festival shows birds some love
On Feb. 10-12, the Birds on the Niagara Festival will be celebrating its fourth anniversary, helping to create an awareness for the bird explosion that occurs every year when winter blows in.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – February 7, 2022
Yard work in February?
New York Fishing Report – February 4-11, 2022
With most of Lake Erie now covered with ice, lower Niagara River waters are in good shape with 4-5 feet of visibility.
Vertical jigging spoons – video
Be sure to match the size, action, and flash that a particular spoon provides according to the mood of a fish and fishing conditions. The spoons can also be tipped with a minnow or minnow head.
A lint and tungsten rig for pumpkinseeds and bluegills
By Vic AttardoContributing Writer On “Saturday Night Live,” back in 1993, Adam Sandler sang, “My Red Hooded Sweatshirt.” It was a parody and ode to his favorite piece of clothing. I have a red-hooded sweatshirt that has served me well for 20 years. But instead of wearing it now, I toss mine in the drier, by
Deep Somewhere: Offshore structure for the heart of hard water
They biggest factor is recognizing the structure, then knowing how to work it.
Underrated: Largemouth bass through the ice
Active winter bucketmouths can produce consistent action on warm hard-water days.
