Michigan DNR: Master Angler program booming
In 2016, total nearly double the number of fish recognized just two years earlier.
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March 7, 2017
Record number of extended-growth walleye stocked in 2016, with more to come in ’17
Fish from initial year of Wisconsin Walleye Initiative reaching harvest size this year.
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Entries sought for Wisconsin Wild Turkey, Pheasant, Waterfowl Stamp design contests
Funds derived from the sale of these stamps contribute to restoration and management efforts on thousands of acres of important wildlife habitat.
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Genesee River angler diarists wanted
Observations will help shape future fisheries management actions.
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Iowa state NASP tournament draws 1,500 archers
Nearly 3,050 archers from 87 schools participated in Iowa’s National Archery in the Schools Program after school league from Dec. 1 to Feb. 18.
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Public asked to help shape waterfowl hunting in Wisconsin
Public hearings throughout Wisconsin provide great opportunity to provide feedback regarding fall waterfowl hunting season structure.
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Iowa gearing up for spring urban trout stocking
Bringing trout to cities and towns offers a “close-to-home” option for Iowans who might not travel to northeast Iowa to discover trout fishing.
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Time to start thinking elk, moose, bighorn sheep hunts in North Dakota
Applications are available online now, with paper applications scheduled to arrive at vendors by March 10, and the deadline to apply for the hunts is March 22.
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In Michigan, fish kills not uncommon this time of year
Fish and other aquatic life typically die in late winter, but may not be noticed until a month after the ice leaves the lake because the dead fish and other aquatic life temporarily are preserved by the cold water.
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