New York’s saltwater angler numbers have in the past been estimated at nearly 300,000. But not nearly that many anglers have signed into the n-fee registry put in place following the repeal of the state’s saltwater fishing license last year.
Sign-up lagging for salt registry Read More »
Trappers in New York are benefiting from a widely-improved global fur market in what’s considered to be one of the best years for pelt prices in recent memory.
Fur prices take welcome jump Read More »
2011-12 decline less than 1 percent;
Crossbow harvest under 500
Statewide deer kill down just slightly Read More »
The Department of Natural Resources reminds fishing guides who use state-owned lands to access Michigan’s inland lakes or streams as part of their commercial operation that they are required to have written permission from the DNR prior to using state-owned lands.
Michigan inland fishing guides reminded of permit required to use state lands Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks announced two programs for landowners in 19 counties aimed at increasing public hunting access and enhancing the quality of upland game bird habitat.
Montana's FWP Offers Two Programs Related To CRP Erollment Read More »
The boat ramp located at the new development of Elk Island Fishing Access Site was closed Wednesday, March 21, 2012. The ramp’s ability to support the weight of a pickup and boat trailer has been compromised. Due to public safety concerns the boat ramp is closed and will remain so until repairs are complete and
Montana's Elk Island Boat Ramp Closed Read More »
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will train firearm hunter education instructors March 29 in Lyons. This training for apprentice instructors is from 6-9 p.m. at the Lyons City Library, 305 Main St. Register by March 28. Contact Mike Streeter at 402-471-6134 or mike.streeter@nebraska.gov or visit HuntSafeNebraska.org.
Hunter Education Instructor Training Scheduled in Lyons, Nebraska Read More »
To ensure the safety of visitors, dead trees will be removed along the popular boardwalk at Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
Emerald Ash Borer Impacts Woods Along Ohio's Magee Marsh Boardwalk Read More »
The new Google-based trout fishing map unveiled this week by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife directs anglers to 111 sites where hatchery-produced rainbow trout are released.
Google fishing map points to NW Oregon trout locales Read More »
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