A couple of weeks ago and friend was fishing the North Branch of the Susquehanna River near Meshoppen. He came back with an interesting find. One of the bass he caught — a nice, chunky smallmouth, had the sickening black blotches on its tail. Just like those in the lower stem, it’s obvious that the […]
Problems with Susquehanna River bass extend into the North Branch, too Read More »
The Ohio Wildlife Council needs to rescind its recent controversial rule requiring that fish be kept in the round or with skin attached to fillets till reaching home. The DNR Division of Wildlife has been backpedaling on this one since news of its approval first began circulation this spring. Now Scott Zody, division chief, has
DNR should dump filet rule Read More »
While the expected closure of Akron-based FirstEnergy’s Eastlake coal-fired power plant still up in the air at least for this year the peregrine falcon nesting box remains. And active, too. As does the falcon-nesting box at the utilitiy’s Lake Shore plant in Cleveland. In all, eight falcon chicks are being raised in the two boxes
Public can help name falcon chicks Read More »
On Lake George, the folks at Fish307.com report lake trout action has been very good throughout the lake, and a few landlocked salmon were also being taken. Million Dollar Beach at the southern end of the lake was a popular spot for fly-fishermen looking for landlocks, typically wade fishing using beadhead nymph patterns. Stream fishing
Springfield, Ohio – The Clark County oil company that was the scene of a devastating fire on April 19 may soon be hit with a civil lawsuit for a fish kill resulting from the blaze. Joel Buddelmeyer, acting law enforcement supervisor for the Ohio DNR’s wildlife division, said the fire at R.D. Holder Oil Co.,
Clark County fire results in fish kill Read More »
Everyone has a special calling in life, and here are two people who share a unique fascination for, uh, animal poo. Alaska Poop Primer: Pellets or Patties? It’s common for Jessy Coltrane, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s assistant area biologist for Anchorage, to receive phone calls from area residents who describe in great
From Alaska to Yellowstone, how about an offbeat quiz? Read More »
Young hunters and others who need to complete a hunter education course to be eligible to hunt in New Mexico and many other states now have another free option to help them.
Free online hunter education courses for New Mexico Read More »
Visit the Striped Bass Fishing page for more information on striped bass fishing in the Roanoke River.
Fishing Report for North Carolina May 10, 2012 Read More »
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