The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department will hold a public meeting on a proposal to reintroduce alewives and blueback herring, commonly referred to as river herring, into Lake Winnisquam.
It’s about time the worms got a little credit. Worms as in nightcrawlers, redworms, waxworms and mealworms. All have long been the go-to bait when it comes to trout fishing, and they all are fading away in popularity. Last week I spoke to the owner of Grubco, a bait company in Ohio, and he said
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At its April meeting, the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission accepted a donation from the 89er Chapter of Quail Forever to benefit quail habitat in northwest Oklahoma.
Northwest Oklahoma wildlife habitat to benefit from Quail Forever donation Read More »
Learn what fly fishing is all about, including the basics of casting, tying knots, the different types of equipment needed, and what you need to get started. Join Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Orvis, Project Healing Waters, and others.
Colorado Fly Fishing Class in Littleton April 21 & 22 Read More »
Black bears have emerged from winter dens throughout the state and are entering their most active period of the year in search of food and mates, which makes encounters with humans in populated areas more likely.
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The beginning of the spring wild turkey hunting season is an exciting time that more than 2.7 million turkey hunters nationwide have looked forward to for several months.
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Commercial striped bass tags and Rhode Island commercial fishing landing permits are now available at the Department of Environmental Management’s Division of Coastal Resources in the Port of Galilee.
The S.C. Natural Resources Board, the policy making body of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, will meet 10 a.m. Tueday, April 17 in Room 335 (board room) of the Rembert C. Dennis Building located at 1000 Assembly St. in Columbia.
S.C. Natural Resources Board meets April 17 in Columbia Read More »
REMINDER: The new fishing license year began April 1. Make sure you buy a new license before heading out! CATCHES OF THE WEEK: Bluewater Lake: April 5, Annette Gonzales of Grants caught a 41.5-inch, 18.5-pound tiger musky. She was using Zeke’s dough bait.Navajo Lake: April 6, Travis Elledge of Farmington caught a 33 inch,
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