If somehow, someway, you knew you were living in the “good old days,” at least in regard to one waterway, would you make a point of fishing it more often? If the answer is yes, get to Marsh Creek Lake.
Marsh Creek among Pennsylvania’s best bass fishing lakes Read More »
Nearly a year ago, the exotic invasive plant Eurasian watermilfoil was discovered on East Lake and other areas of the lower chain of lakes during yearly surveillance monitoring by the Iowa DNR at 153 sites twice a year at the Iowa Great Lakes.
Just a week ago in early August, Eurasian watermilfoil reared its ugly head again when DNR personnel found areas of the invasive plant in three different backwater areas that access West Lake Okoboji: Millers Bay Canal, the Harbor and the Triboji Lagoon.
I recently gave some thought to an age-old question that many – well, maybe just me – have pondered.
Let’s say you’re taking your “unfixed” male Deutsch drahthaar on a walk. The dog asks you how far you’re going. You decline to acquiesce to his request. It depends on the number mosquitoes and deer flies you encounter.
To pee or not to pee: Sometimes it’s complicated in a dog’s world Read More »
Early on while conducting research for a book on New York turkey hunting it became evident that collecting the necessary data, tracking down possible records, and weeding out ghost stories of monster gobblers would not be a small task or an exact science.
The abilities of turkey hunters to spin tall tales are as legendary as that of any fisherman. The common issue in vetting any prospective entry, the weight of trophy gobblers is seldom accurate and is suspect in many un-vetted circumstances.
Commentary: Lack of hard data makes tracking N.Y. trophy gobblers a challenge Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR is enhancing Great Lakes fish populations through
WI Daily Update: DNR fish stocking efforts on the state’s Great Lakes Read More »
I’m concerned that technology, primarily the use of electronics, has greatly altered the way many people fish. Consequently, I believe that fish management and our game laws are not keeping pace with these advancements, thus putting our fisheries in jeopardy. It’s been a slow and slippery slope, but with the obvious purpose towards using electro-technology to catch more and more fish. Most may be released, but many of those released fish are dying.
Commentary: Just how much technology can our fisheries withstand? Read More »
The Minnesota DNR is inviting the public to talk about
MN Daily Update: Talk to the DNR about wildlife management Read More »
The Mississippi River stretches for 2,350 miles from Minnesota’s Lake Itasca to the Gulf of Mexico, according to the National Park Service. Dave Hardy and Frank Lachinski, two military veterans from Itasca County in Minnesota, will be canoeing the entire river this summer and fall for one important cause: to “stop soldier suicide.”
Those three words are written on the canoe and the truck that’s heading to the Gulf of Mexico. Solider suicide has affected the two men in different ways.
Minnesota vets paddle the Mississippi River for soldier suicide awareness Read More »
I was on a plane one time, talking to a married couple who had moved from Illinois to Arkansas. The husband was singing the praises of his new home and told me, “The best thing about where we live is that there are no mosquitoes!”
His wife interjected, “Maybe you ought to tell him about the chiggers.” I asked what chiggers were and she told me that they were bugs that bit far worse than mosquitoes and were the most horrible bug on Earth. Hmm! I never heard of them. Until now.
Chiggers: An itch you just can’t scratch enough Read More »
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