Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter wants the public to weigh in on his tentative plan to prevent the federal government from listing sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act.
Idaho Gov. seeks comment on Idaho sage grouse plan Read More »
Kansas has extended its hours for hunting sandhill cranes, raising concerns among conservationists about the potential impact on the endangered whooping crane
Kansas extends hours for sandhill crane hunting Read More »
Fishing limits and regulations are about to change for rivers and lakes shared by Georgia and South Carolina.
New fishing rules taking effect for Ga.-SC waters Read More »
Cross it off the list of “Places I drive by that I’d like to visit,” but keep it on the list of “Not enough time to do it justice: Must return soon.” Located at the end of the Gunflint Trail, just a few paddles away from the Canadian border, the Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center
A trip down the storied history of the Gunflint Trail Read More »
The report of a possible fatal snakebite that occurred in Carter County on Saturday raises dozens of questions for those of us who treasure time spent outdoors. Let’s address the most pressing question first. Q: Could this happen to me or someone I know? A: Snakebite ranks just above falling space debris as a threat
A midsummer panfishing tip from Legendary Angler Chris Kuduk
From the pages of Outdoor News – July 3rd, 2012 Read More »
BURRASTON PONDS: (July 03) Fishing is fair with spinners or traditional baits. PowerBait is a popular choice at the ponds. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (July 03) Anglers report fair fishing with traditional baits and lures. The trout usually stack up in the deeper, southwest corner of the pond. DEER CREEK RESERVOIR: (July 03) Bass fishing
Fishing Report for Central Utah July 3, 2012 Read More »
Though some Idaho waters have closed to Chinook salmon fishing, many are still open.
Most Idaho chinook seasons still open Read More »
LAKE MEAD – Anglers are beginning to see a few striper boils, but the best bite is taking place on cut anchovies fished deep. Those who are hoping to avoid the heat are finding success for both catfish and striper during the nighttime hours. Largemouth bass and smallmouth bass are keeping anglers busy in the
Fishing Report for Nevada July 3, 2012 Read More »
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