Illinois River Near Ottawa, catfish are good. Best on shrimp, chicken liver and shad. Near Peoria, channel catfish good along channel edges. White bass are good on Little Georges. Near Starved Rock, white bass are
Illinois isn’t exactly keeping pace with the rest of the country when it comes to sales of hunting and fishing licenses, but there are signs that sportsmen here are starting to become more active
Just as it appeared the state’s deer herd had escaped notable epizootic hemorrhagic disease outbreaks this summer, phones started ringing and hunters commenced buzzing
Region I A CPO in Winnebago County received a complaint call from the state’s attorney’s office regarding a man who shot and killed a baby raccoon during the closed season in the village limits of
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 8: Honest Woods WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., The Rock. For more info call Tom Van Houtte, 309-526-8603. Sept. 8: Bond County Wild Turkey Banquet, VFW Hall, Greenville. For more info call Gary Netzler,
What’s the old saying, “Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?” Essentially, in buck-speak, this translates into, “Why run myself ragged, when all I need is right here?” I’ve heard
I’ve been working on an article about Illinois’ updated baiting laws, and how they apply to waterfowl, deer and turkey hunters in the state. There have been a lot of changes over the past decade
With the fall weather arriving, it is a sure sign that the king salmon will be making their fall runs into the harbors up and down the lakefront. For these beasts there are a few
Lake Shelbyville Bluegills being caught on crickets near shorelines. Bass picking up on plastics in shallows and coves. Walleyes slowing. Crappies fair on minnows and jigs, fishing 10-12 feet. Muskies are being caught in deeper
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