Predictions are that the spring coho fishing will live up to expectations, but once the fish head out into the deeper water, a repeat of last season’s disappointing summer fishing seems likely.
Could blame placed on coyotes and foxes for robbing spring nests of quail and pheasants be shared by an animal we thought feasted only on grass, twigs and farm crops?
In hopes of removing some politics from natural resources debates and management decisions, a group of state legislators formed the Wisconsin Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus in late February.
Changes in how a federal agency sets waterfowl seasons will mean that state waterfowl groups will see season-setting meetings held in conjuction with the DNR move from August to March, beginning in 2016.
When it comes to trophy records, turkeys get the Rodney Dangerfield treatment compared with deer – even if it’s a state record bird. If a record buck is entered in Boone and Crockett, Pope and
‘Antlerless-only’ in portions of early archery, late muzzleloader deer seasons
New York’s striped bass anglers will have a one-fish limit this year, with the minimum size remaining intact at 28 inches.
Last week’s unseasonably warm weather brought a quick end to most ice-fishing opportunities in the southern half of the state. But to the north, the shorelines and main-lake ice have held up well, likely allowing
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