The Associated Press Chicago – Members of Congress say they’ll seek $20 million to study using poisons to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes. Securing the money was among several steps agreed on
Springfield – Illinois muskies are growing in number and in popularity. And, if creel survey results are any indication, the state’s anglers might be getting better at catching them, too. As year-end statistics and status
Anna, Ill. – The state’s duck hunting season, which wrapped up with the south zone closure on Jan. 12, will certainly not be one for the record books. But the subpar season allegedly has hunters
Chicago – In the wake of a lawsuit filed against Illinois by a handful of Great Lakes states over Asian carp, federal officials said they found evidence the fish is closer to Lake Michigan than
North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, browns are starting to get active from the boats if you can get out through some ice. Fish the warm water discharges with jigs or crank
Percy, Ill. – It was billed as a weekend for young hunters – _ with a bonus. On Dec. 19, outdoor celebrities, including DNR Director Marc Miller, five-time World Goose Calling Champion Tim Grounds, along
Chicago – Illinois is being sued by three – and possibly four – other midwestern states over Asian carp and that fish’s threat to the Great Lakes. A fourth state may join the suit and
Carlyle, Ill. – Winter fishing in Illinois continues to be a “north and south” issue. Northern anglers have spent recent days hunting for adequate ice to drill through, while southerners have been stuck with cold
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