
New York Outdoor News fishing and hunting report — Feb. 3, 2023
Cold temperatures finally arrive, but will they last?

Cold temperatures finally arrive, but will they last?

Severe cold freezing down slush, improving travel.

Looking for a couple of ice fishing tournament opportunities during the first part of February in northwest Iowa? Both take place on Saturday, Feb. 11. The first will be the fourth annual Camp Autumn Ice

When I’m looking for crappies at this time of year, I want to stay in the more moderate range of 15 to 20 feet of water, when possible. I’m confident that I can entice crappies
The Mississippi River backwaters are producing panfish of all species. I’ve been using minnows and spoons tipped with minnow heads to catch perch, and jigs tipped with plastics or spikes to get bluegills and crappies..

Because it’s in part surrounded by city and county park land, Carver County’s Lake Minnewashta can be a busy place during the open-water season.

Cold stretch helps lead to better ice in many parts of the state.

Most of Michigan’s muskie lakes are in the northern Lower and Upper peninsulas – well, except for the best of them all: Lake St. Clair. Southern Michigan really isn’t considered a muskie haven. Barry County’s

An inside look at bait and tackle shops around Pennsylvania.
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