Nonresident deer and elk tag availability information has been updated for those wishing to pursue these big game animals in Idaho. For the latest, go here.
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Enforcement Patrols, Poaching Investigations Intensify With an estimated 200,000 pounds of the State’s February quota remaining, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will reopen the February striped bass gill net fishery on Friday, February 25, and Monday, February 28; all normal harvest restrictions will remain in effect. The fishery has been closed since February
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This is a transition time of year for the lakes and ponds, a time when the water temperatures are beginning to rise and the weed growth is very sparse and small. Prior to this transition, however, the bass can become quite active and feed heavily on the forage that presents itself. The bass are not
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Missouri’s trout parks will be well-stocked on opening day. You can’t see it now, but a trout-fishing tide is rising. Missourians are rummaging around in basements and garages, patching waders, tying flies and checking fishing reels and lines. The wave will continue to swell throughout the remainder of February. When it breaks on March 1,
Up to 8,000 anglers expected at MO trout park opener Read More »
Mark Corrigan passed on a few days ago. He was my father-in-law and I will miss him. He was an avid hunter, angler and he taught me a lot about both sports. Mark was raised in northeast Iowa on a farm with his mother, father and ten brothers. He would tell stories of hunting as
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Most Missouri hunting and fishing permits will be available to purchase and print over the Internet starting in March. The state Department of Conservation says its new system, called e-Permits, will allow people to buy permits online and print them on regular computer printers _ making them immediately available from
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CASPER, Wyo. (AP) – The 2011 Walk-in Area Fishing Atlases are now available at Game and Fish offices and license agencies throughout the state. The atlas contains maps which show the fishing areas and list the species of fish available in each area. The walk-in program has been responsible for establishing access to streams, lakes
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