Yellow perch fishing picked up with several boats in both of these locations reporting catches of 30-50 perch.
Green Bay/Lake Michigan (Wis.) Fishing Report – August 21, 2023 Read More »
It’s late summer and the two techniques catching the majority of the fish are spinners with crawlers and trolling crankbaits.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – August 21, 2023 Read More »
The Minnesota DNR cautioned that waterfowl hunting access will likely be a challenge this year on Lake Christina in Douglas County due to a lower water level than expected.
The DNR said the low water level stems from a planned management drawdown followed by unforeseen moderate drought conditions. Significant rainfall will be needed between now and the waterfowl season openers to measurably improve access.
Low water level expected on Minnesota’s Lake Christina during duck hunting seasons Read More »
Lake Erie yellow perch fishing continues to go strong a little bit earlier than the usual good fall bite. Walleye trollers on the big lake continue to do well.
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – August 21, 2023 – video Read More »
The American marten is often referred to incorrectly as a pine marten because it resembles a species found in Europe. Martens are related to fishers, mink, weasels, and river otters and all produce a strong smell from the anal scent glands they use to mark their territories. According to the New York DEC website, these small, slender-bodied animals currently inhabit about a 5,300-square-mile area in the Adirondacks, mainly in the high peaks region and surrounding areas.
A look at American marten management and reintroduction efforts in Pennsylvania Read More »
I love surprises. As I slowly grow older, though, they seem to be coming less frequently. There is one exception – fishing!
Every time out, be it from shore or on a boat, there seems to be one surprise or another. They make me smile, every time. At the top of the list of “surprise” spots are the bodies of water that I have available to me in New York.
Fishing surprises are the best: Here are some favorites Read More »
Against the backdrop of the beautiful waters of Iowa’s West Lake Okoboji with a bright sunny sky and a gentle breeze, the 8th annual Okoboji Blue Water Festival held on Aug. 12 at Preservation Plaza continued to provide the public with both a celebration of clean water efforts and challenges to continue to address clean water issues.
Iowa’s 2023 Okoboji Blue Water Festival hits a home run Read More »
The Iowa Natural Resources Commission approved the acquisition of one large parcel as well as a smaller parcel of land at their regularly scheduled meeting last Thursday at the Wallace Building in Des Moines.
The group also approved a land exchange and purchased easements for two additional parcels, including one that will allow increased access to a popular northeast Iowa stream for trout anglers.
State acquires land for hunting, fishing uses in Iowa Read More »
Training gun dogs can be a satisfying experience, especially when a handler overcomes a troublesome obstacle. Those problems can come in myriad forms and frustrate even grizzled trainers. Nowadays, many trainers look to online pages to share training issues and to enlist the help of fellow page followers.
Of course, when you’re looking for dog-related aid via the internet, there’s always a strong possibility that you’ll receive poor advice from folks with suspect training resumes. That can be especially true when questions are posted regarding irregular problems such as whining, poor marking, and basic steadiness.
Retriever Prep: Here’s how to ID, fix problems before the seasons begin Read More »
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