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August 6, 2026

Minnesota Game Fair preview: Danny Suggs breaks barriers, one fishing trip at a time

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There are few people in the fishing industry who have had as prolific a career as Danny Suggs, a Minneapolis-based guide, television host, executive producer, conservation activist, writer, photographer, fishing tournament director, and a host of other titles.
He’s also been a catalyst with connecting people of color to the sport of fishing and also showing the fishing industry the need for reaching out to people of color.

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New York’s 2026-27 hunting and trapping licenses now on sale

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After a few days of making sure things were running smoothly, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation officially announced on Aug. 6 that hunting and trapping licenses and Deer Management Permits (DMPs) for the 2026-27 season were on sale.
As early as Aug. 3, however, hunters were reporting that they had purchased their licenses and had also applied for Deer Management Permits shortly after seeing the agency’s 2026-27 DMP chart posted online.

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Trophy catfish plan advances for Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers

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Just a few days after the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission put the finishing touch on its plan to create a trophy catfish fishery in the state’s western rivers, the agency again stocked thousands of blue catfish in the Ohio River here.
At its meeting in Harrisburg July 27, the agency’s Board of Commissioners gave final approval to new regulations for catfish species in the Ohio River Basin.

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Major step toward fracking realized in Ohio’s Wayne National Forest

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The federal government took a major step forward in late July toward opening more than 2,800 acres of Ohio’s only national forest to oil and gas development.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced a lease sale scheduled for Sept. 15 of 41 parcels of land in the Wayne National Forest totaling 2,840 acres.

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Summer scouting mistakes whitetail hunters often make

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With bucks bachelored up and showing the framework for this season’s headgear, it’s a great time to get your 24/7 digital scouters out.
Cameras are the easiest way to keep tabs on the local bucks, but it isn’t so easy that you don’t need a plan. A lot of whitetail hunters forget this, and they end up getting late-summer intel that really doesn’t benefit their fall hunting. Here’s how to avoid that trap.

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