Illinois Cuffs & Collars – May 18th, 2012
Region I A CPO cited an individual for illegally snagging fish at Starved Rock State Park. The individual was cited for snagging in 2010 at the same location. The individual was wanted on a warrant
Region I A CPO cited an individual for illegally snagging fish at Starved Rock State Park. The individual was cited for snagging in 2010 at the same location. The individual was wanted on a warrant

Bowhunter groups fighting the proposed legislation, which would open up crossbow hunting in the state, were dealt a blow this month when the bill literally rose from the dead and ran off.

The team of Jake Lipe, Brian McClanahan and Troy Stewart, took second place in the Illinois High School Association’s bass fishing finals on May 4-5.

Washington — In a move interpreted by some as a sign an updated federal Farm Bill may be on the immediate horizon, the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry unveiled a bill authors say
Shabbona Look for crappies over the fish cribs and brush piles along the campground shoreline. Begin your search by setting your presentation half way down the water column. Best presentations include Mini-Mites and minnows. Bass
It appears the recent champion for DNR is going about his business as promised. State Rep. Frank Mautino, D-Spring Valley, said he anticipates a response soon from 38 different agencies and parties that were asked
Anglers outside of southern Illinois may not realize that some of the lures in their tackle boxes are being produced in Perry County by an organization with a history of helping mentally and physically challenged
Southern Illinois high schools ruled the bass fishing finals in 2012. The Highland Bulldogs’ No. 1 team of Joe Bardill and Jared Mettler landed five bass totaling 13 pounds, 9 ounces to win the fourth

She returned a call from a reporter by casually explaining, “Sorry I missed you, but I was out turkey hunting.”
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