Plan Ahead! Family Free Fishing Days NEXT Weekend – June 4-5 The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s annual spring Family Free Fishing Days are coming up on June 4-5. This free fishing event is open to any person except those whose license has been revoked or suspended. All fishing regulations on gear, bait, […]
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Visitors and anglers fishing at 11 areas within the state parks system are more likely to catch a catfish this summer thanks to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources’ stocking of catchable-size channel catfish in parks waters. “DNR stocked catfish the week of May 16 and another stocking is planned the week of June
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (AP) – A suburban Philadelphia lawyer faces up to 25 years in prison after pleading no contest to involuntary manslaughter in the death of a hunter felled by a high-powered rifle. David Manilla of Worcester also pleaded guilty Tuesday to two weapons charges. He will be sentenced July 8 in Bucks County court.
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Hoquiam, Wash. (AP) – An aggressive cougar recently followed two men near Hoquiam, forcing them to retreat to the safety of their truck. Puget Sound salmon manager Steve Thiesfeld said the two were completing a habitat survey on the Little Hoquiam River when they spotted the cougar following them, with ears back and hissing. The two
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Cedar Creek Township, Mich. (AP) – University of Michigan researchers are collecting information to explore the possibility of reopening a river in western Michigan that was closed during the lumbering era of the 1800s. Professor Mike Wiley and doctoral student Mike Fainter recently met with residents of Muskegon County’s Cedar Creek Township to explain their
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In addition to killing two wolves from Oregon’s Imnaha pack in order to reduce the chances of future livestock predation, wildlife officials caught that pack’s alpha male in a trap. The big dog was sedated and fitted with a new working GPS collar while they had him in custody, which will help ongoing efforts to
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The Iowa DNR wrapped up its initial fish stocking for the spring, releasing 112 million walleye fry into Iowa lakes, 263,000 northern pike into lakes and rivers, and about 2,500 muskies into four lakes. The muskies were spawned in 2010. “It took a little longer for the eggs to hatch this spring because the water
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Don’t miss this chance to rediscover a favorite pastime or share it with a friend “Gone fishing” signs will be posted on doors across the state June 11 and 12 as Missourians enjoy a favorite outdoor pastime at no cost. Each year, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) designates the weekend after the first Monday
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The 18 members of the Cincinnati Youth Bass Club, along with their parents, will hit the road June 18-19 for tournaments at Hoover and O’Shaughnessy reservoirs in central Ohio. Now in its third year, the club is open to boys and girls age 11 to 18. The nonprofit encourages not only angling skills, but also
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