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June 23, 2023

Carbon credits earning money for northern Wisconsin landowners

Many northern Wisconsin woodland owners may now enroll in a new program where they will get paid – not for their wood, but for the carbon their trees are storing.
The new program sponsored by the American Forest Foundation’s (AFF) Family Forest Carbon Program (FFCP), in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, opened this spring in Ashland, Iron, and Vilas counties, and will open in another 27 northern counties in July. The program also is open in Minnesota and Michigan.

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Anglers excited as two-line fishing begins on some river segments July 1 in Minnesota

It’s a new era for Minnesota River anglers.
Beginning July 1, anglers may legally use two lines during the open-water season while fishing the Minnesota River downstream of the Granite Falls dam to Pool 2 on the Mississippi River. 
During the last legislative session, Gov. Tim Walz signed legislation that opens roughly 250 miles of the Minnesota River to two-line fishing, a move supported by the Minnesota DNR and hailed by anglers across the watershed known for its catfish and walleyes.

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Here’s how to find deep-water crappies

If you’re a dedicated crappie angler, this is when things get dicey.
With the water warming, corresponding with sunny weather, crappies in big lakes will be found deeper. It’s not easy finding crappies in deep water, that’s for sure. Crappies are a schooling fish, though those schools become looser and looser as they transition from post-spawn into summer.

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Huge moose population drop at Isle Royale National Park

More than half of the moose that inhabited Isle Royale National Park in 2019 are now gone, most of them having died of malnutrition.
The island’s moose population was estimated at 2,060 in 2019, according to a news release from Michigan Technological University. Last winter’s estimate was 967, a decline of 54% since 2019.

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Here’s how to catch fish using Santee Cooper Rigs

Credit for the Santee Cooper Rig is given to K.C. Nelms, an angler from northeast Georgia. He often fished the Santee Cooper Lakes region of South Carolina in the 1980s. At first, I had no interest in trying it. I felt my way of rigging for catfish was close enough to be just as effective.
My opinion changed when the blue catfish program began in Ohio a little over 10 years ago.

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