Chicago — Chinook and other salmon should be bigger in Lake Michigan this year, although the fish’s numbers will likely be down. Meanwhile, research by a graduate student suggests that one predator fish in the lake’s food chain may be seeing its final days. Burbot populations are being threatened or eliminated in some areas, Casey […]
Lake Michigan fishing may be at a key turning point Read More »
It would be difficult to pin down the single biggest technological improvement in the spring turkey woods today, but decoys would certainly be in the conversation
Spring into action: Decoy setups through the season Read More »
The International Joint Commission (IJC) released a report urging the states of Ohio and Michigan to declare the waters of the western Lake Erie basin impaired from nutrient pollution.
Report offers solutions to Lake Erie algae blooms Read More »
Harrisburg — Just before this issue went to press, a sharply worded letter from Gov. Tom Corbett and legislative leaders prompted the Pennsylvania Game Commission to accept without debate their recommendations aimed at restoring public confidence in the agency. The commission hired an executive director, avoiding a candidate Corbett strongly opposed, and agreed to revoke
Governor gets his way in PGC confontation Read More »
Proposed legislation that would change how endangered species and wild trout streams get listed has stalled, at least temporarily.
Lacking support, bill doesn’t get voted on Read More »
Minnesota DNR extends night ban; increases smallmouth bass, northern pike opportunities
Lake Mille Lacs 2014 open-water walleye regulation unchanged from last year Read More »
A pending world record fish was caught from Lake Havasu in Arizona last month
Angler catches new potential world record redear sunfish in Arizona Read More »
Nashville, Tenn. — A record crowd of turkey hunters and conservationists flocked to the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center here recently for the 38th annual National Wild Turkey Federation Convention and Sport Show. The three-day gathering, which included a sport show, turkey-calling and call-making contests, drew a crowd of 48,350 – nearly 2,000 more than the
Wild turkey federation convention draws record crowd Read More »
Is your glass half empty or half full?
Pols irked by prospect of stocking cuts Read More »
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