Albany – New York’s “traditional” bass season opens June 20 this year, but that tradition has changed dramatically in recent years. Empire State anglers across much of the state can, in fact, fish for bass in many waters prior to the formal season kickoff – all year around in many cases. Bass-fishing opportunities abound outside […]
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Boating and Angling Guide to Tampa Bay: Go to http://research.MyFWC.com/boating_guides A new online Boating and Angling Guide to Tampa Bay, designed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, is now available on the Internet. The FWRI created the new guide in response to requests from the public to
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Augusta, Maine – Applications for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s 2009 Moose Permit Lottery are due by 11:59 p.m. this Friday, May 15. The only applications still being accepted are those filed online at www.mefishwildlife.com. “We’re encouraging applicants to apply online during the day or at their earliest convenience before the close
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Clackamas, Ore. – Fishery managers from Oregon and Washington today postponed the opening of summer steelhead and jack chinook season from Tongue Point upstream to the I-5 Bridge on the Columbia River, which typically opens on May 16 under permanent rules. The decision was in response to a recent downgrade in the upriver spring chinook
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Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – State wildlife officials have confirmed winter fishkills in 37 North Dakota lakes. Winterkill happens when conditions such as heavy snowfall make it difficult for fish to get enough oxygen to survive. Scott Gangl with Game and Fish says the majority of the winterkills were in western North Dakota, where lake water
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Springfield – Three weeks on the job as DNR director has earned Kurt Granberg and additional $40,000 on his state pension. Granberg, a retired state representative, was approved for the hike by the Illinois Pension Review Board, which voted 3-2 to pay the increase, even though Granberg only served 21 days as director. The vote
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Cheyenne – May is certainly not the time when big game hunting takes place in Wyoming, but it is the time when residents start making plans for their fall hunting trips. The month of May is the resident application period for limited quota elk, deer and antelope licenses. The application deadline is normally May 31,
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Oneida Lake: These warmer days continue to improve the panfish bite. Fishing in the shallow water in the many bays and marinas was producing a mix of panfish. Bluegills and crappies are also being taken in Toad Harbor, Big Bay and Maple Bay. Small minnows and jigs tipped with spikes are working. Onondaga Lake: Water
The 13,727 acre-Kansas Army Ammunition Plant (KSAAP), 3 miles east of Parsons, will conduct an archery deer hunt on Nov. 3-Nov. 15. Permits will be issued through a drawing. All hunters must be at least 16 years old and have successfully completed a hunter education course. Archery hunters must use a recurve bow, longbow, or
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