Ann Arbor, Mich. — The Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee (ACRCC) today released new Asian carp footage to the broadcast media and to the public. The footage, which is freely available online in both high-definition and streaming formats, for the first time provides extensive, professionally filmed video of Asian carp, an invasive species threatening to …
A new Oklahoma State Record Longnose Gar was caught at Lake Eufaula on August 28, 2012. It weighed 43 lbs. 8 oz. and was 64 ½ inches long.
Effective immediately, LDWF Secretary Robert Barham announced an emergency closure of a portion of coastal waters
The sandhill crane once appeared headed for the endangered species list, but recovery efforts have proven successful, and the birds are doing well in southeast Idaho.
Recent sightings of dead mountain whitefish have been reported from across the Upper Snake Region, including the Henrys Fork, South Fork Snake River, Teton River and the Snake River as far south as Firth.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Miller Creek Ranch in Meeker are offering big-game hunters an opportunity to apply for a limited number of private property, high-quality elk and mule deer hunts beginning Nov. 3.
Longtime deer hunter Kent Ingram is joining with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to host a sophomore seminar on hunting deer, Thursday, Sept. 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hunter Education building at the Denver office.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department gave its recently-established Lake Champlain muskellunge restoration effort a boost when it stocked 8,800 five-month old fish in the Missisquoi River and Missisquoi Bay in August.
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