Springfield – Illinois is carefully monitoring chronic wasting disease as Wisconsin wildlife officials say that cases of the disease there are increasing. Because of the proximity of their respective CWD “hot spots,” the two states
Chain: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth (chitownangler.com), for walleyes: Try spinner rigs and bottom bouncers with night crawlers near the weedlines. The panfish bite is very consistent. Small ice jigs tipped with spikes or
Springfield – Illinois’ fluctuating goose population will make the collective 2009-10 hunting seasons interesting, though hunters should have little trouble finding birds when the early Canada goose season opens statewide. That season, which runs Sept.
Powerton: Smallmouths fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish but not very big. Asian carp are showing up in increased numbers in the intake canal and
Chicago – A small bird about the size of a sparrow has caused a major commotion in the state’s wildlife community. The first piping plover nest found in Illinois since 1979 was discovered earlier this
A change has been made to the popular opening day dove hunt at Lake Shelbyville, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today. To allow greater participation, a hunt open to all ages will take
DNR deer program manager Tom Micetich offered some news this week when he said seven counties will be dropped from the list of those offering late-winter hunts this coming season. Dropped are Lee, Jasper, Franklin,
Turkey hunters have until Aug. 24 to apply for the second lottery for fall shotgun permits. Hunters can apply online through DNR Direct or with an application form available through the DNR web site, http://dnr.state.il.us.
Springfield – Canvasbacks are back in play and duck hunters in the state’s central and south zones will see slight changes to their respective opening days. That’s the word from DNR, which had its proposed
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