Hook and Bullet
Smaller protected slot on Red means more ‘keepers’
Bemidji, Minn. – A change implemented earlier this week could make it a bit easier to catch a four-fish limit of walleyes from Upper Red Lake: Beginning Tuesday, the protected walleye slot on the big
Gulf oil to cut duck numbers here
Wyoming resident Mike Podwicka had no idea of the monstrocity that loomed in front of him.
Feds find $2 billion to fund next round of CRP
Washington, D.C. – It’s not a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, but $6 billion in savings through renegotiated crop insurance contracts will allow U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to
Agreement keeps state parks open over holiday weekend
Albany (AP) – An agreement between Gov. David Paterson and state lawmakers kept all 178 state parks open for the Memorial Day weekend. “The Legislature has made the tough choices to my satisfaction that will
DEC: Changes in deer regs not 2010 plan
Albany – It’s a virtual certainty there will be no major changes in New York’s deer hunting regulations and seasons this fall. While rumors swirled of potential changes, DEC officials said last month that there
Report: Hunting license sales still strong in N.Y.
Newtown, Ct. – New York’s hunters aren’t getting any younger, and their average age is higher than the national norm. But their numbers remain strong, according to a report profiling the state’s hunters and hunting
Cuts will include all agencies
Springfield — What will DNR sacrifice? Hunters and anglers who in March began paying more for permits are anxiously watching the state capital as Gov. Pat Quinn determines how much each state agency will be
Urban Fishing Program survives budget knives
Springfield – Despite budget concerns that could have sunk one of its more popular programs,_DNR will again be offering its Urban Fishing Program. Included are free fishing clinics at more than 30 locations throughout the
Mixed results from 2010 turkey season
Madison – The number of turkeys killed during the 2010 spring season varied greatly from one part of the state to another, according to reports from registration stations and from several DNR biologists. The harvest
