The Hayward DNR fish team ran a brief netting survey on the east side of the Chippewa Flowage this spring to gather some quick data on the status of black crappies, northern pike, and walleyes, though the timing was better for crappies than other species. We are able to compare this year’s results to past surveys to determine how the fishery has changed over time.
Anglers across the state enjoying early season action. A look at the Wisconsin fishing report on May 23, 2024.
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New York’s legislative session will wrap up on June 6. Following the Memorial Day weekend holiday, the legislature is scheduled to convene May 28-30 and June 3-6.
Since passage of the state budget in early May, New York’s sporting community has been tracking a number of bills that could affect sporting interests. At press time, here is where things currently stand.
Fishing good on many waters right now. A look at Iowa’s statewide fishing report from across the state on May 23, 2024.
Iowa’s statewide fishing report on May 23, 2024 Read More »
Turkey hunting almost over as attention turns to fishing. A look at the New York fishing and hunting report from across the state on May 23, 2024.
New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on May 23, 2024 Read More »
Lake trout fishing has been great in the 75-90 foot range for those that want to target them on Lake Michigan.
Indiana Fishing Report – May 23, 2024 Read More »
Slip-bobbers with leeches and jigs with purple or blue paddle tails have been the go-to the past few days when it comes to shallow walleyes.
North Dakota Fishing Report – May 23, 2024 – video Read More »
Several Iowa state parks have been impacted by recent heavy rains and storms, causing closures in some areas. Visitors are urged to plan in advance heading into the holiday weekend in case a park activity or location is affected.
Storm damage and flooding impact some Iowa state parks for Memorial Day weekend Read More »
Bad weather Tuesday was hampering the search for two men who went over a waterfall while fishing in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of northern Minnesota over the weekend.
St. Louis County Sheriff’s Cmdr. Nate Skelton told the Star Tribune of Minneapolis that the cloud cover was too low for aerial surveillance and up to 2 inches (50 millimeters) of rain was anticipated, so the next two days were not promising.
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