FLAGSTAFF – The Arizona Game and Fish Department, the U.S. Forest Service, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are hosting a public meeting at the Verde Ranger District office at 300 East Highway 260 starting 5 p.m. Aug. 29 to discuss removing unwanted smallmouth bass from a unique native fish haven in Fossil Creek […]
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Spending an afternoon at the range can do much more than improve your shooting skills. My dad and I recently visited McMiller Shooting Center in Eagle. For me, shooting can relieve tension and takes my mind away from the stresses of everyday life. The loud blast from a handgun and the smell of a smoking
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Michael W. Kimbler, 44, and Michael Bland, 31, both of Big Coppitt Key in the Florida Keys, were sentenced today in federal District Court in Miami for conspiring to illegally harvest spiny lobsters from artificial habitat placed in the FKNMS.
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The sale of recreational hunting and fishing licenses for Alabama’s 2012-2013 seasons begins on August 27, 2012.
Alabama Hunting and Fishing Licenses on Sale August 27 Read More »
Beginning Oct. 15, the AGFC will dismantle and remove blinds left on St. Francis Sunken Lands WMA and Big Lake WMA.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission approves permanent blind removal plan on WMAs Read More »
As of midmonth, both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were low and clear, with water temperatures an issue and conditions marginal at best. On the West Branch of the Delaware, wading was easy and water temps had not yet become an issue, but long leaders and a good presentation were important. Tricos in the morning, terrestrials
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Hudson River The water temperature are generally in the high 70s. Anglers were still having success catching smallmouths even with the warm water temps. Look for them around “suck holes,” submerged rocky points and sweeps. Largemouths were biting well also; look for them around weedbeds and the edge of the chestnut beds. Anglers continued to
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – August 24th, 2012 Read More »
Lake George continues to see outstanding lake trout fishing, with lakers being taken in the 80- to 120-foot range but also right at the thermocline at 50 feet. It you want good numbers of smallmouths, fish a double-tailed jig in 25-35 feet; 35-feet and deeper for the bigger bronzebacks. Smallies are schooled up nicely right
Capital District Fishing Report – August 24th, 2012 Read More »
The fishing has remained good to excellent but anglers have had to adapt to the unusually warm water temperatures by searching out cooler water in the deeper parts of the Sound and fishing the incoming tides on the South Shore. There is a lot of bait in the bays and Sound and there are large
Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – August 24th, 2012 Read More »
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