Colder water would improve walleye action even more. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Sept. 30, 2026.
Once significantly less common in colder northern counties of New York, Lyme disease has now been documented in every county in the state with Suffolk County having the most documented cases.
“They have to
Misinformation didn’t start with the internet. Shooting myths flourished in hunting camps and gun shops and spread virally long before you could get your misinformation from message boards and TikTok.
Those myths hang on,
It makes perfect sense that fishing is the main attraction in the sprawling Hemlock-Canadice State Forest, given that the two Finger Lakes are part of its 6,849 acres.
So, yes, anglers flock to both
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wildlife biologists will be holding a virtual meeting to share information with the public on a variety of regional and statewide
This is starting to become a “thing,” meaning that every year it seems there’s something new for New York’s hunting community, mainly big game, and especially whitetails.
This time of year always makes me excited. The cool weather always makes me want to be outside. I have been planning all year to head out to the woods and waters to hunt. Whether
I drew just my second bear tag for this fall, again for Zone A in northwestern Wisconsin.
For most of probably 30 years I’ve only pursued bears with friends who have trailing hounds, so
Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Mike Skvarla, an entomologist at Penn State, has been applying for an elk permit each year since he moved back to Pennsylvania in 2017. The 40-year-old lives in Port Matilda.
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