BY Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 15, 2018) – The first snippets of snow fell this week, making most people frown, but put a smile on the faces of Kentucky waterfowl hunters. The cold weather […]
Technology creates underwater wall of sound Asian carp have become a major concern in the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers and many other rivers within the Mississippi River basin. In western Kentucky, two of the […]
BY Lee McClellan (July 19, 2018) – Those of us who wade rocky streams for smallmouth or tailwaters for trout sometimes bite off more than we can chew. An eddy on the other side of […]
BY Lee McClellan (June 21, 2018) – School kids fervently look forward to summer break, but often after a few weeks, they complain of boredom. An 18-inch largemouth bass jumping and shaking its head at […]
By Chris Erwin In the last 20 years, I have reported on a lot of fish stories. It’s no secret; I love fishing. It all started back in the seventies when I picked up a […]
By Chris Erwin The Department of Fish and Wildlife celebrates a free fishing weekend each year. On this weekend, anyone can fish Kentucky waters without fishing licenses the idea is to get more people into […]
By Chris Erwin It’s been a long time getting here this year. Cold snaps, heavy rains causing flooding and high water have all contributed to a slow start. Oh, they have been good days; however, […]
By Chris Erwin How will our wild America live on? The question is not a hard one. However, in the age of video games and constant quick communication, the willingness to teach and receive the […]
(May 21, 2018) — With spring now in full swing, people are taking advantage of the warmer weather and spending more time outside. This also is the time when tick activity increases across Kentucky. The […]
BY (May 17, 2018) – Kentuckians cannot complain about a lack of rain this past spring. It seemed to rain every other day in March and April. It is a mild miracle the horses running […]
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