Kevin VanDam, a Michigan native who currently fishes Major League Fishing’s Bass Pro Tour, made the announcement on Feb. 12 via a video he published on his website that he will retire after the 2023 season, but said he plans to stay involved in fishing and conservation.
How you can get involved in the Wisconsin Conservation Congress resolution process.
DNR seeking public comment on fisheries management plans in Duluth and Grand Rapids areas. How you can chime in.
Locating solar projects on median strips, or over highways, has been done in other countries, including a large-scale project in South Korea and another project in Germany.
The concept would reduce maintenance costs, save farmland and provide revenue to the state.
During the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s quarterly meeting Jan. 23, the board approved a Cooperative Nursery Grant in the amount of $65,000 to the Potter County Anglers Club.
The amount was one of the highest ever awarded for a cooperative nursery, and it may be a sign that the funding limits of the past no longer suffice for the needs of the present.
According to an Ohio DNR statement, in addition to minnows and darters, fish killed included suckers and sculpin.
Deer hunting bag limits were proposed to increase in six counties and decrease in one. The proposed deer hunting seasons are similar to last year.
Snow and ice canceled some DNR meetings with the public earlier this week, but in Clinton County’s Dewitt, the community center was packed with nearly 50 hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts. They came to weigh in on just completed seasons and what might lie ahead.
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