Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released its decision today to move forward with its Missouri River Basin Northern Pike Suppression Project. The joint Region 3/Region 4 project seeks to reduce the threat posed to wild trout populations in the Upper Missouri River Basin.
A hunter education class is planned for Custer County June 9 and 10, 2012. Schedules of all available classes are online at fwp.mt.gov, where students can also register.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Salmon and Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) Advisory Committee will meet in Reedsport on Friday, April 13, 2012.
Sportfishing seasons for halibut will be four days longer in Puget Sound, and more fish will be available for harvest early in the season off the state’s southern coast under catch quotas for 2012 adopted by the International Pacific Halibut Commission.
Forest health experts say unseasonably warm weather across Wisconsin is raising concerns that oak wilt, a serious and almost always fatal fungal disease of red oaks, will likely appear sooner than normal and encourage landowners to stop pruning oaks from now through the end of July.
Do you know a child or young teen who might enjoy learning about fishing and trying their hand at landing a fish? The Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Take a Kid Fishing! program is designed for these budding young anglers, and the first date on the program’s calendar is coming right up.
Young Delaware wildlife artists will be in the spotlight this Saturday, March 24, during the annual Delaware Junior Duck Stamp Competition.
In the past, when a resident or nonresident hunter failed to get a big game tag in the annual draw, they would lower their heads with the knowledge that they would have to wait another year for a chance to hunt big game in Nevada.
Heavy rain can cause major changes to your favorite fishing hole so be prepared. Contrary to popular belief, many people involved in boating accidents are not novices – they are seasoned veterans of the water who often are very familiar with their surroundings.
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