This weekly fishing report is provided by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. <> North Country Northern New Hampshire got some much needed rain this week, with some areas picking up over 3 inches. It has revitalized the small streams and delivered some cooler temperatures to our ponds. Fish will respond by moving into […]
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ASPEN, Colo. – As thousands of cycling fans prepare to camp along state highways and in designated campgrounds to watch the Pro Challenge bike race, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are reminding everyone that following a few simple camping tips can help reduce the possibility of a conflict with a hungry bear. The reminder is
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BATTLEMENT MESA HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS ANNOUNCED BATTLEMENT MESA, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Colorado Mule Deer Association are launching a new cooperative project aimed at improving mule deer and elk habitat near Parachute and Debeque. The Battlement Mesa Habitat Restoration Initiative will be focusing on habitat improvements in Game Management Unit 42. Other
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This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Arcadia: August 14. Elevation below normal. Channel catfish fair to good on slip corks with minnows and punchbait at 5-8 ft. and on stinkbait and punchbait in deeper channel water at night. Crappie good at night off docks and
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