The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks will hold a public meeting on Thursday, March 29, in Rapid City to gather public input on elk management and the proposed 2012 elk hunting seasons in the Black Hills.
Elk Meeting To Be Held In Rapid City, South Dakota Read More »
South Dakota rivers are filling with the rush of water from the spring snow melt, which can present extra challenges to boaters on those rivers.
Boaters Encouraged to Be Safe on South Dakota's Rivers Read More »
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (March 23) At last report, the ice was starting to rot and melt. Recent winds may have cleared the ice off completely. (The ice is gone at other reservoirs with similar elevations.) Fishing should be fair to good once the ice has melted. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (March 23) The lake ice is gone.
Fishing Report for Northeastern Utah March 23, 2012 Read More »
Warm weather is bringing some of Colorado’s black bears out of hibernation early and Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding residents to be “bear aware” to protect bears and people.
Bears in Colorado are waking up early due to warm weather Read More »
The Department of Environmental Protection, NJ TRANSIT, Washington Township and the Gloucester County Health Department are advising the public that fishing and all other water-related activities on Grenloch Lake are suspended until further notice while monitoring and cleanup activities related to a Jan. 12 fuel spill.
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