Fishing
Early wake up call for April toms in Illinois
It didn’t take long for the state’s younger turkey hunting crowd to make its presence in the woods known.
Carlyle bass in championship form for Illinois High School Association Bass Fishing State finals
Bass good to excellent using crankbaits near the rocks.
Have your state record fish and release it, too
It wouldn’t be easy, but a conservation-minded Illinois fisherman inclined to release the state record he was lucky enough to land could potentially have his cake and eat it, too.
Wolf hunt details being ironed out in Wisconsin
Timber wolf harvest applications will be available after June. That much is known as of now, but as for an application deadline, harvest quota, and number of permits?
Wisconsin DNR considers CWD discovery’s fallout
Whether the discovery of CWD in Washburn County results in higher antlerless quotas this fall remains to be seen, but DNR officials on April 4 said they were well aware that deer units in that
Hearing voters favor more open-water duck hunting
Spring hearing voters heavily supported DNR ideas that would allow year-round fishing seasons, make an experimental split bobcat season permanent, expand open-water duck hunting to 14 large lakes.
Indiana's Trail Creek lamprey barrier to be dedicated
One of the newest sea lamprey control tools, a barrier on Indiana’s Trail Creek, will be dedicated on Friday (April 20) near Michigan City.
Endangered Steelhead Bust on California's Garcia River Illustrates Need for Protection
While conducting a warrant search for illegal marijuana Mendocino County law enforcement officials were surprised when they also found endangered wild steelhead and poached ducks.
Arizona Fishing Report, April 17, 2012
With temperatures soaring into the upper 90s this weekend, you’ll be glad to know that most roads into our cool, pine-scented mountain lakes are open and the lakes are ice free.
