Region I A CPO cited a fisherman for possessing a short walleye on the Mississippi River. A District 7 CPO assisted Ontario conservation officer by serving summons to four Fulton County residents for possession of
Chicago — No one is using “Carp Czar” in his official title, but John Goss is in essence exactly that. On Sept. 8, Goss, a former top official with the Indiana DNR, was named federal
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 18: Loud Thunder WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Milan Community Center. For more info call Tony Petreikis, 309-791-0116. Sept. 18: Cordova Chapter DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Cordova Civic Center. For more info call Tom
Marion, Ill. – Bowhunters should never be blamed for going into the season with high hopes. But this season they also have high standards to meet. Chris Kiernan set the bar high one month into
Springfield – First the bad news: Illinois duck hunters had an awful 2009 season, harvesting the fewest ducks since 2004. The good news: Migrating ducks don’t dwell on the past. Besides, they read weather –
Fall trout fishing season opens Oct. 16 at 37 ponds and lakes throughout the state, DNR announced today. More than 70,000 trout are being stocked by DNR at the locations listed below. No trout may
Fairmount, Ill. – Dick Wyatt, a founding member of the Champaign County Pheasants Forever chapter, has been named as the new regional representative for PF in northern and central Illinois. Wyatt will aid “The Habitat
DNR is waiving the fishing license requirement at state parks on Sept. 18. Below is the agency’s announcement” To celebrate “It’s Our River Day,” DNR will offer free fishing at state parks on Saturday, Sept.18.
The Illinois High School Association has granted a contract extension for the Bass Fishing State Finals at Carlyle Lake in Carlyle. The IHSA conducted the country’s first high school bass fishing state championship at Carlyle
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