Pheasant hunting across New York will likely take a serious hit this fall following an outbreak of the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) virus at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Reynolds Game Farm in Ithaca.
Approximately 500 of DEC’s breeder flock of 6,600 pheasants died from the initial outbreak, and the remainder had to be euthanized in a depopulation effort.
Anglers wait for the right conditions as seasons open. A look at the fishing and hunting report from across New York for March 30, 2023.
Winter’s grip holding firm across northern Wisconsin. A look at the fishing and hunting report from across the state for March 30, 2023.
A look at the fishing report from across Iowa for the week of March 30, 2023.
The rivers are loading up with boats because the walleyes are on the move. The fish are easy to catch, if you can dodge those
Ski (Yes, Keyes Peak remains open through this weekend.), hike, fish, play disc golf, and explore Florence County this spring. April specials and deals on
Steelhead fishing is looking good – here’s where.
Dodging the river crowds and catching walleyes – yes, here’s how it can be done.
Biologists at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (FWCO) and Wisconsin partners rely on telemetry technology to help understand how fish move around in the Upper Mississippi River watershed. We can answer lots of important questions using these data like “How often do fish cross through dams?” or “Where do these fish spawn or spend their winters?”
Currently there are over 1,500 tagged fish swimming around in the Upper Mississippi River.
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