Pulling or drifting spinners with crawlers has really heated up on Lake of the Woods, with surface temps at about 73 degrees. Many nice limits are being caught.
Pulling or drifting spinners with crawlers on Lake of the Woods Read More »
Anglers are releasing plenty of fish in the protected slot of 19.5 – 28 inches, and catching a good number of trophy walleyes over 28 inches.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – June 6, 2023 Read More »
Fire crews in Michigan continued putting out hot spots within the Wilderness Trail Fire burn area on Tuesday as local roads reopened.
The Michigan DNR said in a release on Tuesday evening that the fire, estimated at 2,418 acres in size, is now 100% contained. The DNR is asking people to stay away from the area in Crawford County’s Grayling Township to give fire crews space to finish their work.
Michigan wildfire near Grayling now 100% contained Read More »
“Limb’n and chunk’n in pieces your swampers can move,” yelled Doug Chafa in what sounded like secret code known only to the 30 or so select people who happened to be dressed in chainsaw chaps, long sleeve shirts, hard hats and gloves.
Today’s project was to clear cedar trees off a portion of Turin Wildlife Area east of the RT Reese Homestead that would allow the native remnant prairie to return to the hills. Here, work is done by hand – it’s labor intensive and slow – the goal is to clear an acre, maybe two, before noon.
Long-term project is bringing prairie back to remote places of the Loess Hills in Iowa Read More »
Ohio belongs to a multi-state compact that allows them to send specially trained wildland firefighters anywhere they are needed in the country. It can be dangerous work. But the ones I have met love it.
Ohio woodland firefighters dispatched out of state Read More »
About 1.2 million killograms of antibiotics are produced for U.S. agriculture purposes each and every year. And, up to 90% of those drugs can be excreted without being metabolized by livestock. In the environment, those pharmaceuticals can lead to human health risks such as antibiotic resistance, as well as damage to local ecosystems when that manure is applied to land.
The foregoing was part of the take-home message from an Ohio Sea Grant Freshwater Science webinar featuring Laura Johnson in late May.
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the June 9, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Ohio Letters to the Editor: Suspend hen hunting during fall turkey hunt Read More »
They can cover the entire water column and work on all levels of activity from the fish from negative to aggressive and work in all water conditions from high and muddy to low and crystal-clear.
Don’t go crappie fishing again without these three lures – video Read More »
Field reports from Ohio Division of Wildlife published in the June 9, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Ohio Cuffs & Collars: Employee from meat processor fined for deer hunting violations Read More »
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