Fishing
The state of Lake Erie walleyes: Annual assessment in the works
The Michigan DNR will conduct its annual walleye assessment in the west basin of Lake Erie near Monroe, Mich., beginning Oct. 9 and continuing through Oct. 13. “This survey is a cornerstone of the DNR’s
In Vermont, warm weather keeping Lake Champlain salmon from spawning runs
Hope is that, when the weather turns colder, the salmon run will resume.
Museum exhibit tells of Trout Unlimited founding in Michigan
Describes how Trout Unlimited’s efforts on the Au Sable River inspired public-private teamwork around the world to protect rivers and fish populations.
Illinois’ DuPage County preps for fall rainbow trout season
Group of lakes to be stocked with about 5,000 fish and closed to fishing between now and then to give the fish time to disperse.
Multi-species fishing at Lake of the Woods: Check it out (video)
Outdoor News‘ Kristen Monroe and Tim Lesmeister talk Lake of the Woods during the Association of Great Lakes Outdoors Writers‘ (AGLOW) conference, being held this week on the famed lake in northwestern Minnesota.
‘We encourage people to come to Sturgeon Fest and experience releasing a sturgeon’
Annual Sturgeon Fest, at Lakeshore State Park in downtown Milwaukee on Sept. 30, continues effort to restore lake sturgeon to Lake Michigan.
Fisheries survey work paints clearer picture of Michigan’s Paint Creek (video)
The Michigan DNR recently concluded a mark-and-recapture fisheries survey on Paint Creek in Oakland County to better understand the waterbody’s brown trout population. The DNR manages a portion of Paint Creek, downstream from Lake Orion,
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – Sept. 29, 2017
Central Region O’Shaughnessy Reservoir (Delaware County) – Anglers continue to troll for saugeyes with some success. The popular tactic has been a slow troll with a small to medium-sized crankbait. Some crappies, too, are being
Agency: 3 Pennsylvania hatcheries to close if no hike in fish license fees
Group said this week that the potential closures would be part of a $2 million spending reduction that the group says will be made if the state legislature doesn’t pass a bill that would allow
