Water level rise boosts Hawkeye Wildlife Area hunting access
Army Corps of Engineers raises Coralville Lake to 686 feet this fall, expanding flooded uplands and marshes at Hawkeye Wildlife Area. Biologist Tim Thompson notes more walk in spots and nearer water east of Greencastle Avenue, with new ramp and parking plans near Cedar Rapids. Weather and bridge access will influence hunting patterns this season.
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Iowa Ducks Unlimited
Cedar Rapids
Greencastle Avenue
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Amana Road
DNR
Johnson County
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Iowa Dnr
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Iowa Natural Resource Commissioners
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Marion Patterson
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Department of Natural Resources
Iowa
Endangered species program highlighted in Iowa event
Coralville Lake Ranger Gene Walsh will present Iowa's Special Few at Sugar Bottom Campground amphitheater at 8 30 p m on Saturday. The talk notes many species live in Johnson County and the Coralville Lake area with July contact 338 3543 for details. Local and migratory bird and deer topics follow in Iowa conservation coverage with notes on urban deer meetings and deer reintroduction success.
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Iowa
Coralville Lake
Gene Walsh
Sugar Bottom
Johnson County
Walsh
Extra walleye on stocking route across Iowa lakes
Fisheries technician Paul Sleeper reports a surplus stocking raises walleye shipments at Macbride Coralville Pleasant Creek and Union Grove lakes. More than 8 100 eight inch channel catfish released at Macbride. 22 000 three inch walleye and 121 000 inch long bass. Coralville and Pleasant Creek also stocked with catfish and walleye.
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Union Grove
Department of Natural Resources Fisheries
Paul Sleeper
Solon
Sleeper
Pleasant Creek Lake
Palo
Tama County
Cleanup crew interrupts would be be lake litterers
Hawkeye Area Waterfowlers volunteers spent Saturday cleaning Cedar Lake shoreline north of downtown Cedar Rapids. They removed debris including rusted barrels tires pipes and old rails amounting to several tons for city pickup.
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Cedar Lake
Hawkeye Area
Cedar Rapids
Joe Wilkinson
Solon
Final pheasant quail and partridge seasons set after surveys
The National Resources Commission will set opening and closing dates for gray partridge, quail, pheasant and ruffed grouse after surveys. More than 200 routes statewide are surveyed to gauge bird numbers, guiding bag limits and season timing.
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National Resources Commission
Des Moines
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