District 1 – Baudette area CO Jeremy Woinarowicz (Thief River Falls) answered numerous calls concerning allegedly abandoned deer fawns. People are reminded that wild animals should stay in the wild. He also responded to nuisance-bear complaints and assisted in a wildfire investigation. CO Tony Elwell (Thief River Falls) monitored angling and conducted ATV patrols in …
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It’s high time for muskies on inland waters around the Buckeye State, and flathead catfish, too.
Bass season officially opens June 15, summer arrives.
Of the walleyes handled by a DNR team, 93% were 15 inches or longer. Another 37% were 20 inches or longer. The biggest walleye came in at about 26 inches.
The panfish spawn is in varying phases, wrapped up in the south, ongoing in central Wisconsin, and just starting in the north.
Live bait (especially minnows) has always been a staple for crappie anglers. There is a common issue with using live bait, though, namely deep-hooking fish that you want to release or quickly unhook. This is where circle hooks come in. They not only make for quick, easy unhooking, they also hold fish better than conventional J-hooks and are great for kids because no hook-set is required.
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