Minnesota DNR seeks input on fisheries management plans in Grand Rapids, Duluth areas
Comments and suggestions from the public are important in identifying angler values and social considerations to include in plans.
February 6, 2023
WI Daily Update: A CWD first
DNR announces first chronic wasting disease detection in wild deer in this county. Here’s what it means.
Public invited to take part in Iowa Natural Resource Commission meeting on Feb. 9
The Natural Resource Commission (NRC) of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will hold its monthly meeting at 9:30 a.m. on Feb. 9 in the Wallace State Office Building, second floor conference room, 502 East Ninth Street, in Des Moines.
MN Daily Update: Talking turkeys
Wild turkey hunting application deadline fast approaching.
Niagara River offers New Yorkers up-close views of the beautiful bald eagle
One of my favorite locations for viewing bald eagles, especially in the winter months when cold weather locks up many of the area’s waters with a coating of ice, is the Niagara River. Strong currents keep the river from freezing up and, as a result, attracts eagles from Western New York and Southern Ontario for a meal of fresh fish.
Who is Natalie Phelps Finnie? One on one with new Illinois DNR director
Illinois Outdoor News had the opportunity to have a quick chat with the newly-appointed Illinois Department of Natural Resources director, Natalie Finnie.
Director Finnie’s excitement, enthusiasm, and hopes for the agency’s future were most contagious. I walked away from our conversation feeling more hopeful about the overall status of our DNR than I have felt in some time.
Jigging winter walleyes on the river – video
Cracking a few mid-winter walleyes on the river, fishing jigs with both minnows and plastics. Here’s how it went down.
Green Bay/Peshtigo Area Fishing Report – February 6, 2023
Fishing successes reported on and around Green Bay.
Author’s eagle sighting in Ohio part of broader success story
These symbolic birds of prey – indeed, America’s symbol – can be found nowadays in any Ohio county, usually not far from a river or lake or wetlands area. Last year at least 824 nesting pairs were tallied in the Buckeye State, an amazing statistic given that the species was down to just four pairs and on the verge of extirpation here in 1979.
