North Dakota Fishing Report – October 31, 2024 – video
Checking in on the late-fall walleye bite.
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November 1, 2024
Indiana Fishing Report – October 31, 2024
Lake trout are starting to move near shore on Lake Michigan. Use jigging spoons, blade baits, and white flukes/tubes on jigheads near the bottom.
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New York Fishing Report – November 1-8, 2024
Fall is a top time to target muskellunge and the action at this fishery has been picking up.
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Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – October 31, 2024 – video
Water temps in the low 50s, with walleyes in 30 feet of water. Here’s how they’re being caught.
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An Alaska deer hunter has been found dead in an apparent brown bear mauling, officials say
A 50-year-old hunter has been found dead in an apparent brown bear mauling on an island in southeastern Alaska, authorities said Thursday.
Tad Fujioka, of Sitka, was reported overdue Tuesday evening after not returning from a solo daylong hunting trip on heavily forested Baranof Island, Alaska State Troopers said.
Michigan Letters to the Editor: DNR regulating hunting and fishing out of existence
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 8, 2024, edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
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State forest plan in Michigan includes considerations for deer wintering yards in the UP
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is vetting a new state forest plan that includes special considerations for deer wintering yards in the Upper Peninsula focused on balancing food and shelter long term.
The addition of special analysis units (SAU) in the plan currently open to public comment will allow the wildlife division to set goals for certain species, with benefits for deer that rely on 36 deer wintering complexes across the U.P.
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Wolf depredation in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula behind Wisconsin, Minnesota
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula doesn’t see nearly the livestock and pet losses to wolves as does Wisconsin and Minnesota, but that’s largely because there aren’t a lot of farms in the Upper Peninsula.
Brian Roell covered that topic and a review of Michigan’s wolf/livestock conflict program during the Timber Wolf Alliance’s Great Lakes Wolf Symposium Oct. 15-17 in Ashland, Wis. Roell is the large carnivore specialist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
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A new spawning reef will benefit Michigan’s Saginaw Bay fish
If you build it, bending a phrase from the classic baseball film “Field of Dreams,” they will come. And spawn.
“They” are fish, and the proof is in reproduction observed on the Coreyon Reef, constructed five years ago about seven miles off Saginaw Bay’s eastern shoreline in Michigan and now known to have attracted spawning walleyes and lake whitefish.
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