CENTRAL WATERS URBAN LAKES — A 9.1-pound, 24-inch-long largemouth bass was caught out of Kiwanis Lake last week (see picture on the left) on a drop-shot rigged Salt River craw on 8-pound test by Shawn Baker of Phoenix. Shawn’s “hawg” is now a contender for the urban program big fish of the year honors. Shawn […]
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Jamesport, Mo. — A mountain lion was photographed by a trail camera on April 2 in rural Grundy County in northwest Missouri. The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Mountain Lion Response Team confirmed the sighting on April 23 by visiting the site where the photograph was taken. Wisconsin resident Paul Korn, who leases the land
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The general trout opener in many counties throughout California will commence on April 28, one hour before sunrise. In Inyo and Mono counties, all waters are open to fishing on this date. Because of the popularity of this annual event with the angling public, DFG is making every effort to stock trout in all accessible
Annual General Trout Opener Coming Soon in the Eastern Sierra Read More »
The town board in a Syracuse suburb has decided to hold another hearing on whether to allow residents to hire a wildlife professional to kill coyotes.
New York town ponders whether to allow killing coyotes Read More »
Lots happening on the state’s outdoors scene. First, the sad: Don McMillan, president of the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance and all-around good guy, passed away last Thursday. He was 74 years old. You can read tributes to Don elsewhere, but I think the turnout at his visitation and funeral on Tuesday was a testament to
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A Wyoming landowner and several hunters from Oregon and other states pleaded guilty to felony convictions for illegal trafficking in wildlife in U.S. District Court on March 21.
Several Guilty in Ten Sleep, Wyoming Felony Poaching Case Read More »
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will once again be offering watercraft and equipment inspection and decontamination training for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) during May and June at various locations around the state.
Wyoming Game and Fish Offers Watercraft Inspection and Decontamination Training Read More »
Fishing is a popular and important activity in Wyoming, so understanding anglers’ preferences and perspectives is valuable to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Anglers Being Surveyed to Help Fisheries Management in Wyoming Read More »
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