Plight of ciscoes the focus of a new study
The DNR is in the early stages of a long-term study of what appears to be a degrading cisco population in inland lakes.
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New bobcat, elk zones on the books for 2014
It was a long time coming, but Wisconsin’s bobcat hunters and trappers will have a season in southern Wisconsin for the first time in recent history starting in 2014.
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In Minnesota, the waterfowl season is open more than it’s closed
Between ducks, Canada geese, and light geese, Minnesota hunters have about seven months to target waterfowl in 2014.
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Adirondaks Fishing Report – January 10th, 2014
Ice fishing is in full swing throughout the region, and unless heavy snows create sloppy conditions anglers should have a lengthy season on the hard water. Lake Champlain was yielding plenty of perch, but many on the small side, with action slow in many areas as of last week. Schroon Lake was a great option,
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Deer kill may rise, but not enough
DMP increase falls short of goal in some units
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SAFE Act court ruling dumps 7-bullet limit
But judge upholds constitutionality of N.Y. gun law
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Waterfowl stamp hike proposal resurfaces
Despite the fact that leading conservation groups continually have called for it and that it wouldn’t be an added burden to U.S. taxpayers, attempts in the past to increase the price of the federal duck stamp have been derailed in some form or fashion.
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Western New York Fishing Report – January 10th, 2014
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Tributaries, with the cold weather, could see ice cover. Your best bet, weather permitting, will be Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek if you want any chance for success, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Water was still high and stained as of this report, but it was fishable
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Central New York Fishing Report – January 10th, 2014
Lake Ontario: Steelhead and brown trout were still being taken in the tributaries when weather conditions allowed. Oneida Lake: Ice fishermen, at last check, were on popular spots like Big Bay, Lewis Point and a few others. Most of the action was for bluegills, according to the few reports we’ve received. As always, keep an
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