Fishing
Montana Guv Joins Western Wolf Control Battle
When it comes to managing wolves in the West, things are getting testy. To summarize the situation, leaders in some states are growing increasingly impatient while campaigning for the federal government to lift Endangered Species
Sheboygan man spears 185-pound sturgeon
SHEBOYBAN, Wis. (AP) – A Sheboygan man has speared a 185-pound sturgeon while ice fishing on Lake Winnebago. Twenty-year-old Josh Genske pulled in the monster catch Monday. He tells The Sheboygan Press from his ice
MI: Bovine TB: ‘A danger lurking in the woods’
Editor’s note: This is first of a two-part series that examines how hunting regulations play a role in the fight against bovine tuberculosis in northeast Michigan. Alpena, Mich. – Last year’s regulations that established antler
MI: Grants available for U.P. whitetail habitat projects
Baraga, Mich. – The state DNRE is again accepting applications for grants to fund deer habitat improvement projects in the Upper Peninsula after several promising endeavors in 2010. The department will partner with conservation groups
MI: State seeks input on pike, muskie plans
Lansing – More muskie stocking could take place in lakes around the state, and trophy pike lakes could be established if anglers decide that’s what they prefer. Those are a couple of considerations presented in
PA: PGC may add more split units for deer Also change antler rules in 4-point areas
Harrisburg – In times gone by, hunters could go season to season without ever looking at their hunting digest and still know what deer season was going to look like. No more. The rules have
OH: Deer proposals highlight open houses
Columbus – There are several proposals regarding deer hunting that should make the annual Division of Wildlife Open Houses on Saturday March 5 interesting. One proposal, circulated by Whitetails Unlimited Field Director Tim Schlater, calls
OH: Grand Lake St. Marys’ fish test negative for liver toxin
St. Marys, Ohio — Officials have removed a warning not to eat fish from Ohio’s largest inland lake after tests of fish there showed no signs of a liver toxin. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OH: Ice fishing just spotty
Columbus – Ice formed early this season on many Ohio inland waters, but the longer ice fishing season has been mediocre for most anglers on public waters. “Spotty” is the most common description of angler
