ELY AREA Leeches are producing walleyes on the west side of Basswood Lake in five to 12 feet, at Fall Lake in five feet, and in the current areas of Shagawa Lake. Smallmouth bass continue to hit on most lakes in less than 12 feet, as do smaller northern pike in less than 10 feet. […]
Northeast Minnesota Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2012 Read More »
CLACKAMAS, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has adopted temporary rules closing the upper reaches of the Sandy River to the harvest of summer steelhead through Aug. 31. The action applies to Sandy River upstream of its confluence with the Salmon River, and includes the Salmon River. Previously, under permanent rules the
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Fishing Tip of the Week: Studies have shown that channel catfish track prey through the water using their sense of smell. If the bait you’re using smells like sunblock, bug spray or cigarettes, you’re reducing your chances of catching fish. Rinse your hands before handling tackle and bait. Read about channel cats and their ability
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas August 1, 2012 Read More »
Forty-two public dove fields will be available across the state during the 2012-13 season through the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildlife Management Area program. A county-by-county list of public dove fields and special youth hunts is available online or can be obtained by writing: DNR, Attn: Public Dove Fields, PO Box 167, Columbia,
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The bear that Wildlife Conservation Officer Dave Allen live-trapped last month in Conyngham Township, Luzerne County, is so rare that the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s bear biologist has only handled two in 12 years. Out of the several thousand bears harvested each hunting season, only two or three are similar to the one Allen trapped. Making
Sometimes a black bear is not at all black … Read More »
Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) are nonindigenous aquatic species that pose significant ecological and economic threats to aquatic ecosystems. This can include fish, aquatic plants, algae, invertebrates, mussels, viruses and other aquatic pathogens. How You Can Help! There are several ways that you, the angler and lake recreationist, can help prevent the spread of ANS. When
Fishing Report for Oklahoma, August 1, 2012 Read More »
LAKE MEAD – Cut anchovies and sardines have been catching striped bass in the Vegas Wash area and in the upper basins from Echo Bay to South Cove. The best action is taking place in the early morning and late afternoon hours. Night fishing under lights is also producing fish, but there have been sporadic
Fishing Report for Nevada August 1, 2012 Read More »
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is announcing a deer hunt with the Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) program in Merced County. Located along the Merced River near Snelling, the Little Hills Ranch will be available for D-6 deer hunts on the following dates: August 24-26 and September 7-9 – Archery only
DFG Offers First SHARE Program Deer Hunt in Merced County Read More »
Here’s a chance to help Vermont’s wildlife conservation efforts. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is asking for your help in monitoring the wild turkey population by providing information about turkey families you see in Vermont during August.
Vermont’s Online Turkey Brood Survey Starts Aug. 1 Read More »
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