
Wisdom of youth sets veteran angler straight
While trying out a new baitcasting combo on a local fishing lake, a seasoned angler gets schooled by a young fisherman.

While trying out a new baitcasting combo on a local fishing lake, a seasoned angler gets schooled by a young fisherman.

The fake fish and wildlife in the latest gaming craze could help people discover birds, birding, and other outdoor recreation.

The state saw a slight decrease in deer permit sales last year, but that is blamed on changes in regulations that allow fewer non-resident archery permits.

What an age it must have been: summer months 60 years ago featured newspapers excitedly counting down the days until squirrel season and hunters confidently preparing.
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 6: Central Illinois Ridge Runners WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Big Horse Vineyards, Lewistown. For more info call Norm Gorsuch, 309-333-1369. Aug. 13: South Central IL Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Mt. Vernon
North Chain: Bluegills good in shallow water. Crappies good on minnows and light jigs around piers in channels. Northern pike hitting spinnerbaits and spoons. Catfish are biting nightcrawlers or fatheads. Muskies are very good, hitting
Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis CPO Jones and CPO Teas made contact with a Savanna man who was fishing at Marquette Park. CPO Jones asked if he had caught any fish and the man

Angler offers his opinion that many lures, such as spinners and crank baits, tend to do most of the work in catching fish. But anglers who use plastics are required to use special skills and

After the World Shooting and Recreation Complex in Sparta was closed last September due to the state budget crisis, many feared the Amateur Trapshooting Association would move the Grand American out of Illinois. But an
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