Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis CPO Alt was called by Rockford Fire Department Chief and the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department to assist in identifying an orange unknown substance floating down the Rock River in
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Chain: The panfish bite is very consistent. Fish small jigs tipped with spikes or waxies under a slip float. Fish the weedbeds and set your depth to just above the weeds. The largemouths have moved
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action has improved most recently. Most fish are being located in 8-10 feet of water over submerged cover, rip rap or bridge pillars. Minnows and jigs are equally effective. Catfish action
If early counts are any indication, there won’t be a shortage of ducks when the state’s regular waterfowl seasons open next month.
Lake Bloomington: Hybrid strippers are fair, with best action early and just before dusk when fish are chasing shad on the surface and hitting jigs or Roadrunners. Bass best on jigs, chatterbaits and soft plastics
Use grouse, dove, and waterfowl seasons as an opportunity to hone your skills (and your dog’s skills) before roosters become hunting priority one.
Doves can humble even the best wingshooters
Because of their massive popularity, fall crappies have increasingly become pressured crappies. Use these sometimes forgotten tactics for catching a frying pan’s worth of cool-weather fillets.
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