Fishing
Bill would allow body cameras for Pennsylvania Game, Fish deputy officers
New legislation could extend the use of body cameras to deputy game wardens and deputy waterways conservation officers with the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions.
State Sen. Lisa Baker, R-Luzerne, Pike, Susquehanna,
Michigan program seeks more information on coaster brook trout
What’s a “coaster” brook trout? And what can be done to foster stronger populations of them?
Such questions were among those addressed by a panel including Michigan DNR Fisheries Biologist Troy Zorn; Michigan Tech
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: PGC to hold junior game warden camps
The Game Commission is holding five one-day Junior Game Warden Camps across the commonwealth in June and July, providing attendees a structured, fun-filled day learning about the career of a state game warden.
Campers,
Cormorants continue to be a concern on Michigan waters
Cormorant management on Michigan waters remains a concern for fisheries managers and anglers alike. While management is continuing across the state, it’s not without challenges – including limited staffing and financing.
Because cormorants are
Gretchen Steele: The transition from spring to summer in southern Illinois is a beautiful thing
As we bid farewell to May, we also bid adieu to spring and welcome the vibrant summer in southern Illinois. This transition, unique to our region, is a spectacle to behold. Mother Nature, in her
Gear & Gadgets: Abu Garcia showcases the ZATA LTD Spinning Combo, and more hunting and fishing gear
Lighter and more feature-packed than ever before, the Abu Garcia® ZATA LTD Spinning Combos are geared for performance.
Meet Guy Groenewold — Illinois Outdoor News’ 2024 Person of the Year
Guy Groenewold’s grandfather emigrated from Germany in the early 1920s as the political climate became more and more untenable. The family began a chick and egg business in Forreston, Ill., and started buying local fur
Commentary: It’s time to re-think New York bass fishing regulations in the 1000 Islands
In March, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation met with anglers in the 1000 Islands region regarding the future management of black bass in New York. New York Outdoor News provided coverage and
Steve Carney: Tips to get the most out of your shiner minnows for spring walleyes
Shiner minnows have been a mainstay for spring walleye fishing since the walleye boom of the 1980s. Shiners are available are available some years, and other years they are a no-show.
