Urbana, Ill. — A University of Illinois researcher says there is no reason to ban plastic worms and other soft fishing lures made of gelatin-like materials. While these lures have been proven slow to decompose
Macomb, Ill. — Two Western Illinois University faculty members have been awarded a continuation of their grant funding to study the life history and interaction of Asian carp in the Upper Mississippi River Basin. The
What color, size, and configuration of sight pins on your hunting bow will lead to the best accuracy afield?
Over 50 years and many fish later, back where it all began
Savage strikes highlight summer freshwater angling. Prompt them via rip-jigging, high-speed retrieves, and other hard-thumping presentations
I suppose it was a decade or more ago when I heard a snippet of a conversation that turned my fishing approach on its head. It was the weigh-in for a bass tournament on the
Grand Rapids, Mich. — It’s no secret that Michigan has come through one of its coldest and harshest winters in a long time and that it took its toll on the U.P. whitetail herd. The
Ashley, Ohio — Barn owls are doing better in Ohio. After peaking in the 1930s, only 20 of their nests could be found by the late ‘80s. Two years ago, the Ohio DNR Division of
Windom, Minn. — Quite quietly, actually, and without the usual drama and controversy associated with such things, an electric Asian carp barrier has gone on-line in southwestern Minnesota, DNR officials say. Its significance, they add,
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