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New York’s Hanging Bog WMA is a big tract, and a DEC camp
The habitat in this Allegany County parcel, a mix of forest, rolling hills, fields, and marshes that include a sizable, man-made bog for which the property got its name, is a magnet for all sorts
High Falls Flowage muskies big, walleyes and perch plentiful in Marinette County, Wis.
The Peshtigo DNR fisheries team ran a survey on High Falls Flowage in 2018 and found good numbers of game fish and panfish species.
Walleye numbers increased between 2010 and 2018, based on spring
Minnesota DNR hopes panfish regs will improve fish size structure in Dakota County’s Lake Marion
Lake Marion is located just east of Interstate 35 in Lakeville, and at 530 acres, it’s the largest fishery in Dakota County. But that’s really not a big deal, because there are only a handful
Michigan’s Diamond Lake is a jewel of a fishing water in Cass County
Southwest Michigan’s Diamond Lake features one of the premier warm-water fisheries and stocked walleye fisheries in the area. It provides anglers with fine bass and panfish opportunities, good walleye fishing, and outstanding pike fishing.
Picturesque Punderson Lake in Ohio’s Geauga County decent for sunfish fishing
In the recent past, Punderson Lake in northeast Ohio was a place to go if you wanted to catch a rainbow trout.
And, it was a pretty good option, but the ODNR Division of
Not large, Pennsylvania State Game Land 285 still offers a lot
Rain was falling on an early fall day as I was driving on Route 251 heading to neighboring Ohio. Just before I left Pennsylvania I began seeing the familiar game lands signs pointing toward State
Plentiful walleyes, panfish draw anglers to Bowstring Lake in Minnesota’s Itasca County
Located northwest of Deer River in Itasca County, Bowstring Lake is a relatively shallow and sandy, windswept fishery with somewhat stained water.
Centralia channel cats stay on target in Marion County, Ill.
The focus on growing Lake Centralia’s channel catfish population has continued, with DNR stocking 1,500 of the fish in 2023 and 900 more in 2024. The channel cats, ranged from 8 to 10 inches, and
Stid Hill Wildlife Management Area worth the effort for New York hunters
When you visit Ontario County’s Stid Hill Wildlife Management Area, you’ll quickly see the WMA’s name is well deserved.
About 150 acres of the WMA along Route 64 is gentle or moderately sloped, but