White bass angler Garcia finds Kansas favorite quarry
Wanton white bass devotee Garcia of Lawrence details his early immersion in white bass angling at Clinton Lake. He recalls two Aprils ago catching hundreds nightly with a friend along the dam riprap. On Jan 12 he braved ice for a maiden voyage to his preferred quarry amid a false spring thaw after a long cold spell.
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Reg Garcia
Lawrence
Clinton Lake
Garcia
Kansas
White bass hunt on Clinton ends with waste angering anglers
On a warm day in northeastern Kansas, Garcia and three friends fished Clinton’s Deer Creek arm using jigs and a Zercom sonar, landing nearly 60 large white bass before encountering a fresh carcass dumped on the ice. They fault crappie fishermen and Kansas Wildlife officials for poor white bass regard, ending in disillusion about local fisheries policy.
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Garcia
Clinton
Deer Creek
Kansas Wildlife and Parks
KWP
Aqua-Vu II aims to change fishing with underwater TV set
The Aqua-Vu II battery driven underwater TV with a winged camera promises to reveal fish behavior and bottom structure, letting anglers see lure interactions and fish responses. Matt Straw expects more productive trips while Chip Porter warns stricter bag limits may follow to protect fisheries amid the tech breakthrough. Minnesota briefly debated banning the device before backing off on legal steps.
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Matt Straw
In-Fisherman Magazine
Straw
Chip Porter
Great Lakes
Chicago
Porter
Colorado cuts deer licenses and reshapes elk season
Colorado's Wildlife Commission approved deer license limits for 1999 and a return to elk licenses sold over the counter in most areas. Limited deer licenses will be drawn with April 6 applications due, while bull elk licenses remain unlimited in many regions. The panel will finalize license counts after herd surveys and harvest data at its May meeting.
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Denven
Colorado
Wildlife Commission
Division of Wildlife
Bowhunter Education Class Near Chanute Promoted
Kansas Wildlifes and Parks teams with the National Bowhunter Education Foundation to sponsor a bowhunter education student class near Chanute. The course meets state bill 2303 requirements for 12 and 13 year olds to bowhunt after completing hunter education and bowhunter education. Pre-register by calling Keith Rather at 316 431-0380. Kingsley 31st Cecil Kingsley of Lawrence finished 31st at the Wal-Mart FLW tournament at Lake Okeechobee, weighing 25.9 pounds from 11 bass and earning 2500 dollars. Brent Chapman of Lake Quivira finished 20th with 26.7 pounds from 17 bass earning 4000 dollars.
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Chanute
Kansas Wildlifes and Parks
National Bowhunter Education Foundation
Keith Rather
Kingsley
Cecil Kingsley
Lawrence
Lake Okeechobee
Fla
Brent Chapman
Lake Quivira
Laws Open Season Dates for Small Game and Migratory Birds
The schedule lists small game seasons for rabbits all year with 10 bag 20 possession, and squirrels June 1 to Feb 28 at 5/20. Upland birds include prairie chicken mostly Nov 7 to Jan 31 at 2/8 and southwest Dec 1 to Jan 31 at 1/4, pheasant Nov 14 to Jan 31 at 4/16, eastern quail Nov 14 to Jan 31 at 8/32, western quail Nov 21 to Jan 31 at 8/32. Migratory birds cover ducks in the High Plains Zone, dark geese (Canadas) Nov 7 to Feb 7 at 1/6, light geese in Unit 1 Nov 2 to March ?, 10/none and Unit 2 Dec 19 to March 7, 10/none, plus crows Nov 10 to March 10 with no stated limit.
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High Plains
Canadas
Internet guides for planning outdoor adventures
A roundup of web sites useful for outdoor planning lists Backpacker Magazine resources, discovery channel pages, state and national park information, low impact guidelines, and federal recreation portals. It notes sites for knot tying, bug information, gear data, maps, and instructional material across many activities.
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Bpbasecamp
Backpacker Magazine
Bsw.net
Billings
Mont
Discovery.com
Darstate.co.us
Colorado
GORP
Lntorg
Leave No Trace
Nols.edu
National Outdoor Leadership School
Nps.gov
Princeton.edu
Princeton University
Recreation. Gov
Sierraclub.org
John—Mulr
The
Sierra Club
Lifetime licenses used in fraud prompt crackdown in Kansas
Kansas wildlife officers review 1500 to 2000 lifetime license applications yearly and find many invalid. One Missouri man altered his address to imply Kansas residency and claimed prior licenses. He admitted hunting ducks in Linn County with a forged license, paid fines totaling 1030 dollars, and faced a Pratt County felony charge for misrepresentation. Lifetime license holders are treated as residents for big game drawings.
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Pratt
Kansas
Johnson County
Missourian
Linn County
Pratt County
Bertwell
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Wakiy Pore
Greg Garcia
Neb KeHpe
Midlake
Minnesota
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Douglas County Fairgrounds
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