With the industry in the midst of the busy winter boat show season – a crucial selling period – the National Marine Manufacturers Association recently announced that unit sales of new powerboats are expected to be up 6 percent, marking an estimated 260,000 new powerboats sold last year. As consumer confidence continues to rise and …
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Why wild turkey fall harvest numbers were down.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A new licensing services contract signed last week by the Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will deliver a benefit long sought by the agency – the ability for anglers to easily purchase fishing licenses from their smartphones and retain the license images on their devices to use as a proof of purchase
Wild turkeys are terrorizing a neighborhood in Seminole County, Fla., but the law sides with the birds. Residents say the turkeys showed up a few weeks ago and promptly began charging at children and pecking cars. “Everybody who is outside or drives their car through the neighborhood has been stopped by the turkeys,” Katie Justice,
Lake Michigan’s waters have dramatically cleared up in the past two decades, but researchers fear the changes could be hurting marine life. Several factors have made the water clearer, including reductions in agricultural and sewage runoff. But invasive mussels have played a bigger role, researchers say; there are trillions of them now, enough to filter
Fall fish stocking in 2017 consisted of nine species – brook trout, brown trout, coho salmon, lake trout, Eagle Lake and steelhead strain rainbow trout, lake sturgeon, walleye and muskellunge.
While game and fish violations were up in 2017, the number of citations has remained relatively consistent in North Dakota from year to year, the state Game and Fish Department said in a news release Monday, Jan. 29. Robert Timian, chief of enforcement for Game and Fish, said there are three basic causes of violations
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An additional 16,400 mallards were tallied statewide.
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