The ice is falling apart across most of the state. But those who are able to find safe ice and get out are catching some nice perch in this hot spot.
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 14, 2025 – video Read More »
Coho fishing has really picked up on this fishery.
Indiana Fishing Report – March 14, 2025 Read More »
Brown trout are typically active in the Lake Ontario nearshore as soon as boats can hit the water in spring.
New York Fishing Report – March 14-21, 2025 Read More »
Illinois DNR’s past inability to manage aspects of the federal grant process and its failures to meet fiscal demands has put the agency’s current administration in hot water with the federal government.
The U.S. Department of Interior confirmed this month that DNR Director Natalie Phelps Finnie discovered and self-reported fiscal management failures after being appointed to her role in 2023. DNR’s self-reporting prompted federal officials to conduct a detailed audit and review.
Illinois DNR’s faulty handling of grants leads to advisory Read More »
In a professional move, the state’s top turkey biologist sidestepped the act of making a prediction for the upcoming spring season.
Only forecasting Illinois’ weather provides a wider margin for error. But, following a record harvest in 2024, Luke Garver did weigh in on the 2025 hunt, noting the many factors that go into a successful turkey season.
Illinois turkey biologist expects solid spring season Read More »
Spring patterns set stage for active April for anglers. Here’s a look at the Illinois fishing report on March 14, 2025.
Illinois’ statewide fishing report on March 14, 2025 Read More »
The sale of remaining spring turkey harvest permits begins Monday, March 17, starting with Zone 1, and continuing, by zone, each day through Friday, March 21. Sales are on a first-come, first-served basis. Sales begin each day at 10 a.m. and run through midnight for five consecutive days.
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: Bonus turkey tags on sale starting March 17 Read More »
Meet National Deer Association CEO Nick Pinizzotto at the Open
Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 2011 Read More »
For anglers, outdoor enthusiasts, or any other U.S. residents planning to enter Canada via personal vehicle, the international tariff tussle could affect their wallets for the foreseeable future.
“These countermeasures will apply to commercial shipments, goods imported by mail or courier, and goods imported by individual travelers above their personal exemptions,” said Luke Reimer, a spokesperson for the Canada Border Services Agency.
U.S. anglers bringing food into Canada could see 25% tariff Read More »
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