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From StaffWire Reports Columbus – As was expected, a vote on new legislation to regulate Ohio’s commercial fishing industry came down to the final day of the legislative session for state lawmakers. But unlike a previous bill that proposed a buyout of Lake Erie’s commercial fishing industry but stalled on the table last fall, the
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye reports have dropped, but bobbers and leeches continue to produce some fish on the deep mud and gravel during the day and shallow rocks at night. Smallmouth are hitting plastics on the shallow rocks, docks, and boat lifts. More muskie anglers are showing up with some fish
By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor Washington – As populations of mallards go, Minnesota has one thing in common with the rest of the nation and Canada: Their numbers are higher than last year. That’s about the extent of it. While breeding populations of other ducks fell in the state – and, thus, the total number of
First time invasive species found in Susquehanna trib Harrisburg – Officials from the state Department of Environ-mental Protection, Fish & Boat Commission and Pennsylvania Sea Grant in early July confirmed the discovery of zebra mussels in Cowanesque Lake, Tioga County. This marks the first time zebra mussels have been discovered in a Pennsylvania waterway in
By Mike KallokStaff Writer St. Paul – Coinciding with its 120th anniversary of natural resource law enforcement, Minnesota played host this week to the annual North American Wildlife Enforcement Officer Association conference. All licensed conservation officers in the state of Minnesota are members of the NAWEOA, according to Rich Sprouse, DNR information officer. The event,
By Jeff Mulhollem Editor Harrisburg – The Pennsyl-vania Game Commission recently created a new regulation making it illegal to release any non-indigenous wildlife – including wild hogs – into the wild in Pennsyl-vania. But that has been about all the involvement the agency has had in the situation surrounding the burgeoning population of feral pigs
By Yvonne Swager Contributing Writer Ann Arbor, Mich. – The possibility of conservation groups bringing a lawsuit against shipping companies is the latest in legal maneuvering regarding ballast water release in the Great Lakes. Several shipping companies were served notice of the intent to file suit by the National Wildlife Federation and its conservation partners,
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