Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 21: Illinois Wabash Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m, Robinson Community Center. For more info call Joe Boyer, 618-592-6300. Jan. 21: Bureau Creek Gobblers, NWTF Banquet, Bureau County Metro Center. For more info call
Springfield – The Alabama Rig, the latest craze in the bass fishing world, must be modified to be used legally in most of Illinois’ waters, according to DNR assistant fisheries chief Dan Stephenson. The rig
Springfield – With late winter totals still to be tallied, it appears as though DNR’s prediction of a “status quo” deer season was right on target, so to speak. sta-tus quo n: 1. the existing
Usually cautious about declaring new state record fish, DNR surprisingly is planning to send out a press release today heralding a new Illinois record walleye that was caught over the weekend. “The Illinois Department of
Apparently DNR is getting rather good at growing pheasants. And hunters are benefitting. The agency announced this morning that it will extend the controlled pheasant hunting seasons at Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area in Clinton
There’s paperwork to complete, and DNR must still officially confirm it, but a 50-year state record appears to have been shattered this weekend on the Pecatonica River in Winnebago County. Rumors have been floating around
The rash of poaching arrests and and hunting incidents and accidents in November and December was bound to result in a number of court cases in 2012. The first came down Friday (Jan. 6) when
Well we didn’t have a white Christmas this year, but that sure didn’t dampen my spirits any less as the weather outside allowed for some late season trout action from the boat. The cooler nights
When the rabbit finally emerged from the tangled honeysuckle it darted around the back side of an old shed and went into a sprint toward the safety of its hole beneath a rusty, abandoned station
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