A mentoring group has unveiled a shorter name as part of a shift in identity that includes a new logo as the nonprofit enters a period of growth and expansion.
Formerly known as Pass
The decline in waterfowl and waterfowl hunters is apparent to most hunters. In contrast, I don’t see any obvious drop-off in numbers of fishing boats on the lakes I frequent.
To see the trend
saw a post on social media recently made by a person who had found a box of old fishing reels that he and his dad had used years ago for salmon and trout on Lake
As most charter boats have ended their season on Lake Ontario, you can still target staging salmon and brown trout with smaller boats. Obviously, you need a boat capable of trolling safely on the lake.
Ohio deer hunters are making record weekly laps in the number of animals they are taking.
With only a few exceptions in a handful of west-central counties within the state’s chronic wasting disease surveillance
Young deer hunters continue to set a challenging pace for their elders, with Illinois DNR reporting another record youth-season harvest.
DNR reported that a total of 4,852 deer were taken, 110 more than the
State and federal wildlife experts have resorted to a little-used tactic in the Midwest called “night riding” in an attempt to lower the killing and harassment of livestock by wolves.
Imagine applying for a
Hunters shot 4,275 black bears during Wisconsin’s five-week season that closed Oct. 13, slightly exceeding the harvest target of 4,160.
The total breaks down into 2,195 boars and 2,080 sows. Statewide, around 28% of
Late fall walleye fishing can range from cranking shallow rocks at night to fishing the “abyss” during the day.
We often overlook the deepest holes and flats in many lakes, and they’re full of
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