Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – June 30, 2023 – video
Transitioning into some traditional summertime fishing patterns.
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – June 30, 2023 – video Read More »
Transitioning into some traditional summertime fishing patterns.
Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – June 30, 2023 – video Read More »
On inland waters, bass fishing is best bite going. A look at the fishing report from across Ohio on June 30, 2023.
Ohio’s statewide fishing report for June 30, 2023 Read More »
Beau Brooks of La Center, Wash., fought off a stacked field that included six other past world champions to defend his title and win the professional division of the 2023 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s World Elk Calling Championships, presented by Sportsman’s Warehouse, in Big Sky, Montana. In doing so, he pocketed a first-place check for $5,000.
Washington’s Beau Brooks defends his pro title at RMEF’s World Elk Calling Championships Read More »
The rollout of Pennsylvania’s online antlerless deer permit sales got off to a chaotic start June 26, with hunters waiting hours to make their purchases either virtually or at issuing agents across the state.
It was the first time the Pennsylvania Game Commission made doe tags available with general licenses – a change that was intended to streamline the process but which backfired as huge numbers of hunters tried to access the system at the same time early Monday morning.
Pennsylvania’s new online doe tag sales system bombs on launch day Read More »
Rains come finally; big fish caught in many waters. A look at the fishing report from across Pennsylvania on June 30, 2023.
Pennsylvania’s statewide fishing report for June 30, 2023 Read More »
Chinook salmon are hitting flashers and flies off Sheboygan on
Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1826 Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the June 30, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
New York Letters to the Editor: DEC’s shark fishing proposals unfair to shore anglers Read More »
Rubber boots have long been part of a bowhunter’s “uniform.”
While farmers and others have been using vulcanized foot coverings to do chores for decades, those knee-high green boots really didn’t hit the hunting scene hard until the 1990s.
Of course one of the fundamental selling points of wearing rubber on your feet was that it allowed a waterproof, scent-free trek to and from your stand or blind. But do rubber boots actually live up to those claims?
On June 1, the State Department of Environmental Conservation released proposed regulations that would provide greater protection to coastal sharks. The regulations focus on anglers who frequently catch “prohibited species” of sharks from shore.
While there was little objection to many of the proposals, restrictions on hook size and leader length proved controversial.
Stakeholders react to New York DEC’s shark fishing regulation proposals Read More »