March 29, 2011

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MILFORD (March 29, 2011) – DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents on March 26 arrested a Milford man on charges related to illegal fishing activities at Marshalls Pond in Milford. Winsfred E. Johnson, age 33, of Milford, was arrested and charged with illegally fishing with a cast net near a spillway. He was

CLAYMONT (March 29, 2011) – DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents on March 26 cited seven anglers for violations of boating safety equipment and/or fishing license requirements during a fishing tournament on the Delaware River near the Pennsylvania line. Christopher Murphy, age 49, of Ridley Park, Pa., was arrested and charged with one

Juneau – Further analysis of aerial photos from the July 2009 Western Arctic Caribou Herd census has resulted in a reduced population estimate. The previous estimate of 401,000 caribou indicated an increase in the herd over the 377,000 animals identified in a 2007 census. The revised estimate of 348,000 caribou points to a continued, modest

During the November 2010 Alaska Board of Game meeting in Ketchikan, a regulation was adopted that requires that all black bear baiting permit holders provide GPS coordinates to the department for each bait site before a permit will be issued. In Units 1 – 5, a person may not establish a black bear baiting station

WATERBURY, VT — The Fly Rod Shop in Stowe will hold its 4th Annual Turkey Hunting Field Day and Calling Seminar on April 17th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Demonstrations will include the right way to use mouth calls and friction calls. Other topics will include: scouting, setting up for success, patterning your shotgun,

WATERBURY, VT -After years of absence, common loons, peregrine falcons and ospreys are now nesting again in Vermont, and their numbers are increasing. In fact, they have done so well, they are no longer listed as endangered or threatened in Vermont. Their successful comeback can be credited to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department which

WATERBURY, VT – The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department announces that dates for the 2011 white-tailed deer hunting seasons have been confirmed. Dates for archery and muzzleloader seasons were intentionally omitted from the 2011 Vermont Hunting, Fishing & Trapping Laws and Guide because the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board was considering adding an additional October