WI Daily Update: Go south, anglers
If you want to get into some huge bass and crappies, here’s where to go.
If you want to get into some huge bass and crappies, here’s where to go.
The three-day event showcased excellent fishing, exposure for the volunteer efforts of the Iowa Great Lakes Fishing Club along with its efforts to give back to the community, and also recognized one of the area’s hometown heroes.
Want to get into some big bass and huge slab crappies? Here’s where you need to go.
More and more Iowans are understanding the issue facing clean water in the Hawkeye State.
Dr. James Pease, emeritus associate professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Iowa State University, recently presented a seminar on the topic titled “Reflections: Connecting Wildlife and Water Quality” where Pease discussed the importance of clean water in our lakes and river systems.
My bowhunting pal, Paul Ziegler, and I have been taking winter trips South to stack up wild hogs for 30 years. The feral critters are perfect bowhunting targets because they are numerous and sometimes can’t stay away from well-placed corn feeders.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said it was granting protection to longsolid and round hickorynut mussels, which have declined in many Eastern and Midwestern streams. Flourishing mussel populations signal healthy streams, but about two-thirds of the continent’s freshwater mussels are imperiled.
Potential financial restitution for fish and other amphibians killed when a Norfolk Southern train derailed and caught fire in this eastern Ohio town on Feb. 3 has grown substantially.
The Lake Erie streams are ice-free and are fishing exceptionally well.