TPWD and Galveston Bay Foundation collaborative project benefits fish, oysters and more HOUSTON – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recently enhanced one of its oyster restoration projects in East Galveston Bay with the addition of 59 concrete artificial reef domes donated by Galveston Bay Foundation. The artificial reef domes were placed on a 1-acre patch […]
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BURRASTON PONDS: (February 03) Conservation Officer Jay Topham says that anglers report good fishing with worms. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (February 03) The pond is closed for the winter. DEER CREEK RESERVOIR: (February 03) The reservoir has a mix of unsafe ice and open water. Officer Orin Neal reports that there is a thin layer
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BEAR LAKE: (February 03) Call the Bear Lake recorded information line at 435-946-8501 for up-to-date lake conditions. BIRCH CREEK RESERVOIR: (January 24) Anglers report fair fishing for nice-sized tiger and rainbow trout. Be prepared for cold, windy weather. If you bring an ice tent (recommended) make sure you have ice anchors. BLACKSMITH FORK RIVER: (January
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BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (February 03) There are no new reports on fishing conditions at the reservoir. The lake looks frozen but ice conditions are unknown. Check the ice carefully before venturing out. The reservoir is accessible from the boat ramp and from a new public access point on the northeast corner. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (February 03)
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TRENTON – Ringwood Manor, the historic country house at the heart of Ringwood State Park, will be closed for the remainder of the winter to allow for cleanup of soot released by a malfunctioning furnace. The DEP’s State Park Service will be working with historical conservators to ensure careful and thorough cleaning of the interior
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (February 03) A week ago, Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reported slow fishing on the San Juan arm. Thin, dangerous ice covers Recapture Reservoir, Blanding #3, Blanding #4 and Lloyds Lake. ELECTRIC LAKE: (February 03) Angler Larry Duzenack reports good fishing for 14- to 18-inch trout. FERRON RESERVOIR: (February 03) Fish were removed from
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Though Oklahoma’s popular archery hunting seasons for species like deer, black bear and antelope are done for the 2011-12 season, some might say the state is still “in the thick of archery season” – at least if you are involved with the Oklahoma National Archery in the Schools Program. The program, operated by the Oklahoma
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I just went to the popular movie, The Grey, starring Liam Neeson who works as an Alaskan oil company predator-controller on The Slope. These guys patrol the edges of the oil rigs and pipelines where the guys are working and make sure the bears and moose don’t get too unfriendly with the help. In this
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