Jigging one line and using a live minnow on the second line is the way to go for walleye and sauger. Gold, glow red, glow white, and pink are still good colors.
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – March 5, 2024 Read More »
Steelhead fishing is in its prime, with the rivers providing plenty of successes. Else, except for the Upper Peninsula, ice is hard to come by.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 5, 2024 Read More »
With the ice off of many Iowa waters, the DNR reminds the public that it is a good time to go after channel catfish in the state.
Channel catfish move close to shore and are eager to bite in many lakes and large reservoirs across Iowa just after the ice is gone. The bite starts sooner in southern Iowa impoundments since they lose ice a week or two before northwest Iowa natural lakes.
Ice-out channel catfish are biting in Iowa Read More »
A Tennessee man was sentenced to jail and barred for life from hunting in the state after he illegally killed 15 deer over more than three years and threatened a landowner with a gun while poaching deer on his property, wildlife officials said.
Tennessee man gets jail for using a spotlight to poach deer and threatening a landowner Read More »
Bass anglers who frequent Du Quoin City Lake will have to navigate new regulations this spring.
Following a sampling of the lake this past fall, DNR announced, “Given that largemouth bass abundance is relatively low, but size structure and growth are favorable, regulations will be changing to a reduced creel limit of 3 fish per day and a 15-inch minimum length limit, effective April 1, 2024.”
Illinois’ Du Quoin City Lake features new bass regulations, channel cat growth Read More »
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Illinois published in the March 8, 2024, edition of Illinois Outdoor News.
Illinois’ Outdoor Calendar Read More »
Illinois cuffs and collars are field reports from Illinois Conservation Police CPOs. These reports are from the March 8, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
Illinois Cuffs & Collars: Citations for unlawful deer harvest in Williamson County Read More »
“The recommended fiscal year 2025 budget includes increased funding to fully support department activities and rebuilds staff ing infrastructure at state parks and historic sites, and continued operation of the Illinois State Museum,” the proposal states.
Giant City State Park is expected to be a popular viewing location for the April 8 total solar eclipse, but DNR is warning the site poses several challenges for visitors.
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