Backyard and Beyond: Winter deep sleep
An amazing photo arrived in mid-January from Susan Lucas, who happened to leave her garage door open one afternoon in December.
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February 7, 2023
New fly-fishing film features PA’s Susquehanna and its tributaries
Well traveled Pennsylvania angler, Ross Purnell, promotes his home waters.
The film promotes the beauty of fly fishing and reinforces that grand adventure can be found close to home.
Purnell partnered with the Doc Fritchey Chapter of Trout Unlimited for the exclusive premier party in an effort to help raise funds for the conservation organization’s various projects through a variety of raffles and a silent auction.
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A ‘shocking’ number of rainbows in New York’s Naples Creek
Plan ahead for spring run that draws scores of anglers.
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Beyond Wisconsin: Grizzlies test positive for avian influenza
Outdoor news items from around the country.
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Illinois research looks at what triggers a muskie to bite
In a new study, University of Illinois researchers got into the minds of muskies to learn what personality traits make the fish more likely to strike. In the process, they learned valuable lessons that could help conserve the important aquatic predators.
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Lake Ontario’s salmon stocking will increase
The New York Department of Environment Conservation made the announcement at a recent meeting of the Lake Ontario Fisheries Advisory Panel in January. The increase will bring New York’s stocking to just under one million king salmon (985,180 fish) from the Salmon River Fish Hatchery in Pulaski.
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Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier a treat for trout anglers
There are dozens of leased cabins, in various conditions of aging, throughout the state forests in Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier, and those who use them for trout fishing in the spring are just as important to the local economy as deer hunters are in the fall – they’re just not talked about as much as the “deer camp economy.”
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An in-depth conversation with new Wisconsin DNR secretary Adam Payne
Payne began working at the DNR Jan. 3, so he is still getting to know employees and the agency.
He talked with Wisconsin Outdoor News about his upbringing as it relates to the outdoors, how he works and what his top priorities are for Wisconsin as the new DNR secretary.
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Steelheading warms a wintery day on Michigan’s Pere Marquette River
I fish out of Pere Marquette River Lodge as often as I can, so when proprietor Frank Willets called recently and said he had a day off (he and his top-notch crew of guides are often booked for months straight) and invited me to join him and his buddy Rob Spurgis for a mid-January float, well, how could I refuse?.
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