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Optimistic Outlook for the Upcoming Waterfowl Season
Potential Asian Carp Deterrent to be Tested Below Barkley...
Stick It to Dangerous Currents With a Wading...
Hook, Line and Teacher
BY Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 15, 2018) – The first snippets of snow...
Technology creates underwater wall of sound Asian carp have become a major concern...
BY Lee McClellan (July 19, 2018) – Those of us who wade rocky streams...
BY Lee McClellan (June 21, 2018) – School kids fervently look forward to summer...
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 state’s largest reservoirs, Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, were formed by the construction of navigation dams on the Tennessee...
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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 the end of a line is a sure-fire way to cure boredom and instill a passion for a lifelong...
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(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 Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and the Kentucky Department for Public Health are reminding people to take...
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Getting too close with a drone or on foot can cause nest abandonment By FRANKFORT, Ky. (May 4, 2018) — When trying to catch a glimpse of an eagle in its nest, Kate Slankard reminds people to keep their distance and make visits brief. “It’s natural to be excited when we see an eagle...
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By Chris Erwin It’s been a long time getting here this year. Cold snaps, heavy rains causing flooding and...
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By Chris Erwin Maybe I should have said the bees and the birds since I want to start with...
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By Chris Erwin September is the month that marks the real beginning of hunting season. Archery season begins Sept....
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By Chris Erwin I have one more weekend on Cave Run Lake before I plan to cover the Military...
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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 the stream looks inviting and the more you stare at it, the more you want to cast there. The...
BY Lee McClellan A car, truck or sport utility vehicle with a couple of kayaks on the roof with fishing poles visible through the back window is an increasingly common sight on Kentucky highways. Sales data shows kayak fishing and related kayak accessories increasing in popularity. Some of this popularity has to do with...
BY Lee McClellan The near drought conditions of the fall season seem to have lengthened the peak of the changing of the leaves. We still have a couple of good weekends left of the beautiful fall colors. Paddling a stream during the peak of fall colors is the best way to enjoy this annual...
Technology creates underwater wall of sound Asian carp have become a major concern...
BY Lee McClellan (June 21, 2018) – School kids fervently look forward to summer...
(May 21, 2018) — With spring now in full swing, people are taking advantage...
Getting too close with a drone or on foot can cause nest abandonment By...
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