Wright County a pioneer in fight against invasives
Will be the first county in Minnesota to require inspections of boats and trailers before they enter the water.
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Wisconsin, Minnesota to fight invasive species along St. Croix River
Inspectors will staff six decontamination boats on the St. Croix River on July 14 and July 15 to search for and get rid of invasive species, including zebra mussels, Eurasian watermilfoil, curly leaf pondweed, bighead carp, rusty crayfish and Asian clams.
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Concord, N.H.: a fishing destination?
CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire Fish and Game is hoping to change the thinking that the state capital isn’t a place for anglers. The agency has put out a Concord Capital Region Take Me Fishing guide in an effort convince more people to grab a fishing pole and head outdoors for a day of fishing.
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Tennessee boasts big trout-stocking numbers
The state spent $1.29 million on the operation in 2016, and a total of 2.2 million trout are stocked annually.
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Fish farming in Wisconsin growing after decade of stagnation
Fish farming in the state has traditionally centered on raising bait and sport fish for anglers, but new aquaculture businesses are moving the focus back to fish meant to be eaten.
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Iowa cuts deer tag numbers to maintain population, combat CWD
Decrease from 74,500 to just over 72,100 for antlerless deer hunting that begins in September and runs through early next year.
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State wildlife officials review feds’ plan for Mexican wolf recovery
Since conservation of the Mexican gray wolf began in the 1980s, the Arizona agency has spent more than $7 million on recovery efforts.
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Study: Fish from Lake Winnebago may not be safe to eat
Small pieces of plastic have skirted the wastewater treatment process and ended up in the eastern Wisconsin lake, research says.
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Minnesota DNR upgrading electronic licensing system in 2020
Minnesota hunters and anglers can expect a more modern system with some new bells and whistles.
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