This report highlights a few of the best places to fish, what anglers are using and what they are catching. The information is compiled from regional Fish and Game fishery managers, local tackle shops and anglers. Fishing opportunities around the region are increasing. Rivers are very fishable right now with flows decreasing and good water […]
Idaho's Salmon Region Fishing Report June 8, 2012 Read More »
Marylanders and visitors, old pros and first-timers ─ everyone is invited to grab a rod, get outside and enjoy Maryland’s excellent fishing opportunities through free-fishing days on June 9 and July 4.
Maryland Announces Free-Fishing Days Read More »
Salem, Ore.— Motorists hauling boats in Oregon are now required to stop at posted watercraft inspection stations to have their boats, paddlecraft and other watercraft inspected for aquatic invasive species. Inspection stations are operated by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife at Port of Entries, highway rest stops and boat ramps across the state.
Mandatory boat inspection stations open in Oregon to target invasive species Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens are looking for tips on a deer that was poached just east of Deer Lodge this week. FWP Game Warden, Joe Kambic, reported finding a mule deer doe that was shot and abandoned between the late evening hours of Wednesday, June 6 and the early morning hours of
Tips Sought in Deer Lodge-Area Deer Poaching Case Read More »
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) is seeking public input on its Draft Virginia Black Bear Management Plan. The comment period will run June 11th, through August 1, 2012. The original Virginia Black Bear Management Plan, first developed in 2001, is now being revised through the involvement of public stakeholders and wildlife
Public Comment Period to Begin for Virginia Black Bear Management Plan Read More »
Three men were recently convicted of several poaching-related offenses stemming from incidents occurring late last fall in the London Hills near Cardwell in Madison County. Fish, Wildlife and Parks Enforcement investigated the case uncovering three illegally taken elk, several instances of trespassing, and waste of game among other violations. The investigation began on October 30,
Three Men Convicted in Madison County Poaching Case Read More »
Hunters interested in participating in game-damage hunts on private land or possible management seasons this year may register online with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks beginning June 15. Prospective hunters must register for the hunt rosters online at fwp.mt.gov . On the Hunting page, click Game Damage Roster beginning June 15. Internet-based registration can be
Game Damage Hunt Roster Registration Begins June 15 Read More »
Pratt — The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) has completed the nonresident deer permit drawing for the 2012 seasons, and for those applicants who were unsuccessful, there’s good news: more than 4,000 permits are left over in other units after the initial drawing. These permits will be sold online at ksoutdoors.com on
Kansas nonresident leftover deer permits on sale June 18 Read More »
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