Editor’s note: This is the second part of a three-part series on DNR’s “Question and Answer” session concerning the Illinois Joint Task Force on Deer Population Control. Staff Report Springfield – DNR, which played both
Springfield – Wasting little time in his new job, Gov. Pat Quinn quickly signed Senate Bill 1132, restoring millions of dollars illegally swept from six wildlife funds by the Blagojevich administration. Quinn, who began work
Fox River: With the cold water and icing, the river can be dangerous this time of year for wading. If you go out, check the flows first. The smallmouth action can be very good this
Springfield – Several members of the General Assembly said in mid-February that they will again try to pass legislation allowing Illinois residents to carry concealed weapons. Meanwhile, support for allowing concealed carry of firearms in
Springfield – Is he the right man taking over DNR at the wrong time? Not according to Gov. Pat Quinn, who says Marc Miller is the perfect choice to kick-start an agency that had been
Chicago – Days before an electric barrier designed to deter nuisance carp in Illinois waterways was set be activated, officials suddenly pulled the plug. Defective cooling pipes are taking the blame. The U.S. Army Corps
Bloomington – Four hundred boats on 18 lakes for one day. In one state. Although he’s been more involved than anyone else, Dave Gannaway can’t help but ponder the logistics of pulling off the inaugural
Dawson Lake: There are reports of about 8 inches of ice. According to Larry Dozard, bluegills are fair to good on waxworms. Catfish are hitting waxworms in 8-12 foot of water. Crappies are fair in
Crab Orchard Lake: Bass action has slowed. Bluegills being caught on worms. Panfish, in general, are biting good on worms under ice and in weedbeds. Baldwin Lake: Warm-water areas good for catfish, though those being
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