Turkey hunting flying by. Fishing continues to pick up. A look at the New York fishing and hunting report on May 10, 2024.
New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on May 10, 2024 Read More »
They must be doing something right because everyone always wants to come back. That’s what Barb Haverkos said about the Butler County Sportsmen Club’s Ladies’ Day on the Range. Participants got to experience shooting archery, pistol, rifle, shotgun, and, new this year, tomahawk throwing.
Ladies’ Day on the Range proves popular in Ohio’s Butler County Read More »
Largemouth bass fishing is synonymous with many things in America’s freshwater fishing culture.
Tricked out specialty boats that scream second mortgage. Tournament anglers dressed like walking advertisements. Slick, glossy magazines devoted to the craft. Ambassadors and VIPs that span generations, from Ray Scott to Roland Martin to Kevin VanDam. In parts of the American South, the hunt for largemouth bass borders on religion – and has for decades.
But the beloved bucketmouth isn’t nearly as revered in fly-fishing circles.
Fly-fishing gear works just fine for warmwater species like bass, too Read More »
Forward facing sonar is getting a lot of attention, with
WI Daily Update: Gary Roach’s thoughts on forward facing sonar Read More »
A writer friend posted a Facebook dispatch in which he said he’d harvested a steelhead for the first time in many years.
He said it without any apparent shame, and there’s every reason to presume he’d caught many others during that time and released one, and that he’d eat this one. I was pleased, and even more so by the long collection of comments in which angler after angler lined up in favor of keeping a fish, at least every once in awhile.
Steve Griffin: Sometimes fishing is just “catch ’em then eat ’em” Read More »
Forward facing sonar is getting a lot of attention, with
MN Daily Update: Gary Roach’s thoughts on forward facing sonar Read More »
It’s been two months since the Minnesota DNR announced the 2024 walleye fishing regulations for Lake Mille Lacs. For the first time since 2020, the walleye season will begin with catch and release with no harvest until potentially the middle of August.
These changes have led some anglers to cancel trips to Mille Lacs or reschedule them for later in the year. Fishing guides and resort owners are witnessing the effects on their businesses.
Lake Mille Lacs guides, resorters in Minnesota feel effects of new walleye regulations Read More »
North Dakota Game and Fish Department officials have forwarded their Chronic Wasting Disease Proclamation to Gov. Doug Burgum and have indicated a recommendation to lift baiting restrictions in deer hunting Unit 2B. This decision is in response to sampling goals being met and no positive CWD cases being found there.
The NDG&F enacted baiting restrictions in 2B in 2022 following the discovery of CWD in a white-tailed deer harvested near Climax, Minn., just a short distance from the North Dakota border.
Decisions on CWD regulations forthcoming in North Dakota Read More »
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