Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis CPO Posateri investigated an abandoned vehicle at Johnson Sauk Tail State Recreation Area. The registered owner from Texas was notified and given the opportunity to remove the vehicle at
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action continues to be good. Minnows and jigs in 6-8 feet of water around the brush should produce a nice mess of fish. Around the rocks and bridges about 10 feet
Chain: Walleyes are good in current areas such as bottlenecks of the bridges, most being caught on fatheads or nightcrawlers. White bass good at Marie and Bluff on small spinners. Muskies are consistent on bucktails
Lake Shelbyville: Bass have been good in shallows and coves. Walleyes are good over newly covered rock and rip-rap. Crappies are spotty. Evergreen Lake: The crappies, saugeyes, bass and catfish are all biting decently. Most
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 3: Warsaw Lions Fall Classic, Banquet, Bott Community Center. For more info call Joe Clarke, 309-337-2077. Oct. 17: Southern Illinois WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., St. John’s Catholic Church, Red Bud. For more info
As the archery deer and turkey seasons open – and dove and squirrel hunting peaks – DNR is encouraging hunters to report the finding of any dead or “sickly” deer.
As bowhunters gear up for Thursday’s opener, it looks as though the 33 CPOs targeted for layoffs will remain on the job.
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Rigging for weed walleyes demands nuance and the right tackle, but properly prepared anglers can expect dynamite action the entire open water season.
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