Indiana Fishing Report – March 6, 2026
Look to catch walleyes and bass here on jigs/minnows, swimbaits, or other slow-moving presentations along current seams and in deeper holes.
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March 6, 2026
New York Fishing Report – March 6-13, 2026
Over the past week, lower Niagara River boaters were catching high numbers of steelhead, lake trout and brown trout, with the occasional walleye mixed in.
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Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 2110
Meet Dan and catch his seminar on hunting with airguns
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Michigan coyotes under a spotlight
How many coyotes are there in Michigan? No one knows, exactly – but the goal of the new hunting and trapping season that opened March 2 is for there to be fewer of them.
Officially, it’s not a “hunting and trapping” season. It is labeled as a management season. Under DNR regulations, the season will run until Oct. 14 and will allow coyotes to be killed on public or private lands. It is the result of concern about abundant coyotes in the state and a lawsuit filed against the state Natural Resources Commission by two of the state’s conservation clubs.
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Michigan’s statewide fishing report on March 6, 2026
Winter holding tight, but bass, panfish starting transition. Here’s a look at the Michigan fishing report on March 6, 2026.
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Sickened geese found in northeast Ohio
There appears to be an outbreak of avian influenza – or bird flu – in a localized flock of Canada geese in this Trumbull County city.
Youngstown-based TV station WKBN has reported that a local expert in wild birds warns people to stay away from the stricken birds in Perkins Park.
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Ohio deer processor stole venison headed to pantries
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife staff concluded an investigation into alleged improprieties at a white-tailed deer processor in Harrison County, which resulted in 35 individuals being convicted of a total of 55 violations.
During the investigation, dubbed Operation Donor Deer, the Division of Wildlife’s law enforcement officers and investigators discovered numerous wildlife violations by Rodney Shields, 59, of Harrisville, the owner of Rod’s Custom Deer Processing.
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Grouse, deer, fall turkey rule changes proposed in Ohio
The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife is proposing new hunting and fishing rules for the season beginning June 30.
The proposed rules are available online for review and comment by hunters and anglers at wildohio.gov. The comment period runs from March 2 through April 1. A hearing on the proposed rules before the state wildlife council is scheduled for April 8. The council will vote on the proposals at that time.
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Top 10 (plus one) lifetime gear investments you can make as a hunter
If you plan to live a hunter’s life, you’ll need to invest in some gear. But not too much!
As Americans, we are inundated with gadgets. If legs, arms, hands, and eyes can do it, a new gadget can do it better. Well, maybe, but each new “tool” adds to your load. And confusion. Focus on these key items to build an all-around hunting lifestyle.
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