Fishing
Hunting, fishing rights headed to ballot in Ohio?
T. Roosevelt Action, an advocacy group dedicated to preserving and promoting the rights of hunters and anglers across the United States, announced recently that it is launching efforts in Ohio to send a constitutional amendment
Minnesota DNR assesses state of southeast stream trout
As autumn plays footsie with winter, you’d be forgiven if you thought stream-trout fishing in southeastern Minnesota had ended and that fisheries managers had little to do until spring’s thaw. But nothing could be further
Illinois’ November chill ideal for some fishing, too
By the time you are reading this, November will have arrived. The month usually sees our temps plummeting below freezing on a regular basis. Snow is always a possibility, along with sleet, hail, cold rains,
Harmony in the Wild: Here’s how to avoid user-group conflict on Illinois’ public land
It’s that time of year – autumn in southern Illinois has outdoor enthusiasts roaming about in droves. Because southern Illinois has so many types of public land and such big swaths, it seems like everybody
Minnesota DNR: $1 million in No Child Left Inside mini and large grants now available
The Minnesota DNR has announced another phase of No Child Left Inside grants. The grants help more children cast a line, study animal tracks, hike or bike, or simply learn more about nature.
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Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – November 1, 2023
Jigging with emerald shiners, rainbows or fatheads is working well.
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – November 1, 2023
Time to catch some big browns, kings, Atlantics and steelhead.
Michigan Fishing Report – November 1, 2023
On Lake Erie, walleye fishing started up again, with some boats getting two-person limits.
Commentary: Ohio wildlife agencies, officers play vital role in conservation
During the late 1800s, experts were advising the Ohio General Assembly that the state was quickly losing its fish populations. In fact, many were warning that soon there would be no fish left in the
