The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has partnered with the Town of Beech Mountain to construct a universally accessible fishing pier on Coffey Lake.
This week’s stocking report Need a license? Click here to buy one online. Lake levels — Click here for the latest water storage reports from New Mexico reservoirs. This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers and anglers.
New Mexico Weekly Fishing Report June 19, 2012 Read More »
Q. When will Fish and Game post the result of the big game controlled hunt draw?
Ask Idaho Fish And Game: Controlled Hunt Results Read More »
Lake Jackson is drying up. As a result of persistent drought, the 4,000-acre lake north of Tallahassee is reduced to several isolated pools.
Florida's Lake Jackson is down; fishing regulations relaxed Read More »
Last year, nine people died from boating accidents related to alcohol and drug use in Florida. That represents 13 percent of the state’s fatalities for 2011.
The Game, Fish and Parks Commission met by teleconference on Monday to adopt an emergency rule governing the taking of bait in South Dakota waters.
South Dakota GFP Commisson Adopts Emergency Rule To Battle Spread Of Asian Carp Read More »
Waterfowl hunters hoping to get an early jump on the season would be able to harvest more geese during the Early Fall Goose Season under a South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission proposal.
The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission is proposing significant changes to the 2012 Antelope Firearms Season.
South Dakota's Antelope, East River Deer, and Refuge Deer Seasons Proposed Read More »
South Dakota bobcat hunters and trappers will now have an opportunity to harvest the furbearers in certain East River counties this year.
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