The number of reported walleyes caught per person in this spot ranged from zero to 11 fish. The biggest walleye that was reported was around 30 inches long.
Green Bay/Peshtigo Area (Wis.) Fishing Report – April 10, 2023 Read More »
Most ice anglers still getting out are targeting big pike. A lot of big fish continue to be iced.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – April 10, 2023 Read More »
The effects of winterkill are showing up on some southern
MN Daily Update: Winterkill Read More »
Efforts are underway to save the Cornwall Creek Flooding dam in the heart of Pigeon River Country, but the uphill effort is not expected to prevent a drawdown scheduled for this summer.
Local residents and others are organizing in hopes of keeping the impoundment, which they contend is central to the state forest’s character and recreational opportunities, noting the lake’s draw for anglers, horseback riders, kayakers, and birdwatchers.
Michigan groups rally to preserve Cornwall Creek Flooding dam Read More »
The countdown has begun as hunters eagerly await the chance to search for the mushrooms, a delicacy for even the most difficult-to-please diners. And with recent rains and warm temperatures, the forecast offers the perfect recipe to grow — and find — the temperamental fungi.
Morel mushroom season looms in Iowa: tips on finding this dining delicacy Read More »
Just a few of the advantages of holding off to hunt spring turkeys until the midseason options – seasons C and D – include greening grass, leafing trees, warmer weather, and toms still looking for love but finding fewer suitors available.
If life, work, weather, fishing plans, or whatever dictate midseason hunting for you, and periods C and D are your lot, then I would consider that a good situation. Maybe the best of all. Here’s why.
Why Minnesota’s ‘C’ and ‘D’ season might be the best time to bag a bird Read More »
The Fur Harvesters Auction (FHA), the only international auction outlet for most North American wild fur, held its first auction of the year March 20-22 in North Bay, Ontario.
Most items were up significantly over last year’s results although, for the most part, offerings were relatively small. One example of this was an offering of 35,000 raccoons. Ten years ago, between the now defunct NAFA and FHA, that offering was over 2 million.
Fur Harvesters Auction in March featured mostly higher prices Read More »
You don’t need to head West to hunt the majestic elk, or to Alaska, the Yukon or Newfoundland to put your tag on a moose. With a little luck – well, maybe a lot of luck – you can draw a permit through popular lotteries in Pennsylvania and Kentucky for elk, and in three New England states (Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont) for moose.
It happens every year: nonresident hunters scoring a permit through the lottery systems in each state.
Here’s how to test your luck on long-shot moose, elk lotteries in eastern states Read More »
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