FRANKFORT, Ky. – Dove hunters in southeastern Kentucky now have six additional public dove fields to enjoy this fall. Dove season opens statewide on Sept. 1. “We had these fields come in a little late […]
By Chris Erwin The rains in the past couple weeks have saved local crops, and if you are like most in the area your grass is growing once again. According to Tony Cavalier, meteorologist for […]
This fishing report was compiled for the week of Aug. 21, 2012 Editor’s note: The signs of better fishing have been coming in this week. If you have been waiting for better conditions, your wait […]
By Chris Erwin Finding a worm or grub in fish is not a new thing here in the local area. These little parasites pop up now and then. However, in recent weeks I have had […]
By Chris Erwin Thinking back, it’s like a dream. I was 15 and all my summer vacations up until then were at what is now called Wolf River Dock. Back in the day, it was […]
By Chris Erwin I hope that all of you have a fun and safe 4th of July. That said, I’d like to share mine with you. I’m not sure what weekend was supposed to be […]
This fishing report was compiled for the week of July 25, 2012 Editor’s note: The rain has changed a lot of lakes, rivers and streams in our area. Most of the lakes have reported improved […]
By Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. – The rolling Pennyroyal country south of the Green River looks like a pockmarked World War I battlefield from the air. Those pockmarks aren’t from artillery shells impacting the ground; […]
By Art Lander Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. – Canoes, kayaks and float boats are quiet, light, maneuverable, environmentally friendly and can be launched almost anywhere. There’s a lot to like about paddle-powered fishing boats. “Kentucky is […]
By Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. – The people of the city of Pikeville and Pike County can move rivers and cut through mountains if it improves the quality of their lives. The Levisa Fork of […]
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