The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: The northern harbors were seeing a decline in the amount of fish caught, but there
ASHLAND AREA The ice is starting to form now on Chequamegon Bay, but make sure to call ahead for conditions. If we continue to have freezing temps then, it would be great for the start
Western New York Mark Plennert of Niagara Falls had some success off the NYPA Fishing Platform in the gorge when waters finally cleared, but take note it was scheduled to close Nov. 30. Call 716-286-6662
As I write this, the end of deer season across New York is fast approaching. This year the Northern Zone and Southern Zone rifle seasons end on the same day, Dec. 8, with the late
Overall, preliminary figures show that 160,769 deer were registered during the nine-day gun deer hunt, compared to 213,972 in 2018. Of the deer harvested in the 2019 nine-day season, 75,236 were antlered compared to 105,315
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The majority of the lake capped with ice last week, just before the snow hit. Early this week, resorts were still cleaning up the 12 inches of snow that fell
Let’s face it. Deer season is about memories, both good and bad. I can vividly remember the morning a beautiful 10-point cautiously walked across an overgrown gas line that bisected the farm on which I
SOUTHEASTERN LP Irish Hills Area Fishing pressure has been light in Jackson County and anglers are waiting for first ice. The firearms deer season was very good. Hunters reported seeing good numbers of deer and
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