March 9, 2012

CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Hunter Education Program, in cooperation with Morse Sporting Goods of Hillsborough, will host a Turkey Hunting Shot Patterning and Safety Clinic on Saturday, April 7, 2012, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Morse Sporting Goods, 85 Contoocook Falls Road, Hillsborough, NH. The clinic will be […]

While the deadline for removing permanent fish houses from North Dakota lakes is March 15, the state Game and Fish Department is urging anglers to get their houses off the ice as soon as possible. Given the current weather forecast of temperatures in the 50s or 60s through March 15, department enforcement division chief Robert

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Whether you are a novice hunter or have years of experience, if you have questions about applying for a license to hunt in Colorado, the staff at Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting you to a free, one-night Big Game Hunting License Workshop, Tuesday, March 20, from 6 to 8 p.m.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is looking for an intern to work directly on projects committed to species of greatest conservation need that are not hunted or fished in the state. The position is part of the Wildlife Department’s Wildlife Diversity program and will allow students to work in fisheries, information and education and

BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (March 08) There haven’t been any recent reports from anglers about fishing or ice conditions. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (March 08) The ice is starting to break up, and there were some fishable areas of open water along the eastern bank as of Tuesday. The remaining ice is unstable. The reservoir has special catch-and-release

Fishing Highlight of the Week: Lake Dunn in Village Creek State Park near Wynne produced a 16 pound, 5 ounce largemouth Feb. 28. If everything holds, this will be the new state record largemouth bass, surpassing Aaron Mardis’ 16 pound, 4 ounce largemouth caught March 2, 1976 at Mallard Lake. Click the link to read

TRENTON – Volunteers from a host of organizations such as scout troops, schools, businesses, and environmental and nonprofit groups, as well as local residents will fan out across portions of the Delaware River and Bay from Sussex to Cape May counties on March 10-18 to clean up litter and debris as part of the first-ever