On April 7, the KDWPT conducted the 12th Annual Council Grove Spring Turkey Hunt. A rainy spring morning did not hamper 15 eager area youngsters from getting out to hunt.
Kansas' 12th Annual Council Grove Youth Turkey Hunt a Big success Read More »
One of the newest sea lamprey control tools, a barrier on Indiana’s Trail Creek, will be dedicated on Friday (April 20) near Michigan City.
Indiana's Trail Creek lamprey barrier to be dedicated Read More »
New grants for the care of Indiana’s water bodies, this year totaling more than $950,000, have been awarded through the Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) program, part of the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife.
Grants announced for 40 Indiana Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) projects Read More »
The DNR has issued a permit to the Chapman Lake Conservation Association to control up to 120 acres of Eurasian water milfoil in Big Chapman and Little Chapman lakes.
Indiana DNR permits weed control in Chapman lakes Read More »
While conducting a warrant search for illegal marijuana Mendocino County law enforcement officials were surprised when they also found endangered wild steelhead and poached ducks.
Endangered Steelhead Bust on California's Garcia River Illustrates Need for Protection Read More »
With temperatures soaring into the upper 90s this weekend, you’ll be glad to know that most roads into our cool, pine-scented mountain lakes are open and the lakes are ice free.
Arizona Fishing Report, April 17, 2012 Read More »
St. Lawrence River Bullhead and perch were the focus of late, with things reportedly picking up on both fronts. Black Lake Panfish are the focus right now, at least until the walleye season opens next month.
Trout waters receiving stockings; striper season opens – Thousand Islands Report Read More »
Rivers were in good shape and wadeable but at below normal flows earlier this month. Hatches have been strong on all rivers and most of the time the fish have responded to Hendrickson, Blue Quill, Caddis and BWO patterns. With the variety of bugs on the water, fish were starting to get picky, making fly
Trout waters receiving stockings; striper season opens – Catskill Report Read More »
Some of the fishing focus has shifted to the region’s stocked trout waters, but the east-of-Hudson New York City reservoirs continued to yield crappie and some brown trout. Bob’s Bait & Tackle
Trout waters receiving stockings; striper season opens – Southeastern New York Report Read More »
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