Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – August 10, 2022
How to add “walleye chop” on those glass-calm days.
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Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – August 9, 2022
State parks sticker design contest winner named.
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – August 9, 2022
Good news on the sharp-tailed front, too.
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St. Lawrence River/Eastern Basin Lake Ontario bass survey
It’s no secret that Lake Ontario’s Eastern Basin and St. Lawrence River largemouth and smallmouth bass fisheries are among the best in the country. Information on angling participation associated with these fisheries has not been collected in several years. DEC is in the early stages of evaluating these fisheries for the development of potential management
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Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – August 8, 2022
The story of a monster salmon.
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – August 8, 2022
Ruffed grouse counts up … unexpectedly. And sharp-tailed grouse? Yes, the news there is good, too.
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Outdoor News Radio – August 6, 2022: A monster king salmon … and when monkeys attack
Beaucoup headlines in this week’s Outdoor News Radio, including a Rush Creek trout kill discussion with Editor Tim Spielman along with chatter about Minnesota’s spring duck survey (down a bit from 2019) and the new North American Grasslands Conservation Act. Then “Tackle” Terry Tuma (or “T3” as he’s affectionately known to anglers across the country)
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Crappie craziness – in mid-summer?
In the Midwest, crappies are the king of the spring. But mid-summer crappies can be a lot more rewarding than one might think: Productive days during the summer months can often yield much higher catch rates than those in the spring. How so? For more, click here.
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DNA of Asian carp reportedly found in Erie
But pre-cautionary electrofishing found no carp – just eDNA of the invasive fish in Erie waters.
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