WI Daily Update: Fish weedlines like the pros
Here’s how the pros fish weedlines to get the best
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August 17, 2023
Pennsylvania fish stocking notice is overdue, deserves angler support
It’s a natural fact that dates back to the first bands of early humans. We do not like rules. A lot of anglers and organizations already know about the Notice of Stocking regulation adopted last month by the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, but a lot don’t.
When the regulation goes into effect on Jan. 1 next year, many will resent the Notice of Stocking rule just like early motorists resented the STOP sign.
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National shooting matches at Ohio’s Camp Perry go high-tech
Steve Cooper shuffled his feet across the thick, course field of grass, also looking down and across the massive field of green that helps make up the world’s second-largest outdoor shooting range.
“To think,” said Cooper, “this is the same stuff as when Camp Perry started hosting the National Matches in 1907. That grass is over 100 years old.”
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Drought having effect on natural bear foods in Minnesota
Minnesota’s bear-baiting season began Aug. 11, and the bear-hunting season kicks off Sept. 1, so the Minnesota DNR finished up bear food reports this past week to inform what hunters can expect heading into the 2023 season.
Andy Tri, Minnesota DNR bear project leader, said bear food availability in the wild correlates with hunter success. This year, Tri predicts it might be more difficult for hunters because of ample berry and acorn availability.
“This year is mostly a story about the drought and kind of how resilient the forest is,” Tri said. “Generally speaking, we’re in good shape this year.”
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Rookie pro, Joey Cifuentes, completes Bassmaster victory on Michigan’s Lake St. Clair
A sure sign Joey Cifuentes III was in line to win his second blue trophy came when a 5-pound smallmouth jumped into his boat midway through Championship Sunday, July 30, at the AFTCO Bassmaster Elite at Lake St. Clair.
That bass helped “the Cowboy” claim his second victory of his rookie season on the Elite Series with a four-day total of 91 pounds, 8 ounces, outlasting Oklahoma’s Luke Palmer by 1 pound, 2 ounces.
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