Trout literally took flight this month, as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department delivered fingerling fish to some of the state’s most remote waters.
Trout Take Flight – to New Hampshire's Remote Ponds Read More »
Be aware of endangered birds on the beaches this weekend and beyond as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department reports there are six pairs of plovers incubating eggs or watching over chicks on sandy shores of Hampton and Seabrook.
Be Aware of Endangered Piping Plovers on New Hampshire Beaches Read More »
The hot, dry weather Utah is experiencing could increase the chance that a black bear wanders into your camp site or cabin area this summer.
Weather in Utah could increase bear problems Read More »
A proposed rule to regulate public activities on lands owned by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department was approved with the first of three votes by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board at its June meeting.
New Rule Proposed for use of Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department Lands Read More »
Vermont’s moose hunting permit lottery application deadline is July 5, and the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is urging hunters who plan on entering to do so now online.
Vermont’s muzzleloader antlerless deer hunting permit applications are now available on the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department’s website
Vermont Muzzleloader Antlerless Deer Permit Applications Available Read More »
Extremely low flows and rising water temperatures have prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials to implement a voluntary closure to all fishing in the Steamboat Springs section of the Yampa River.
Fishing closure implemented in Colorado's Steamboat Springs Read More »
Lake Erie In early June, the main lake was too rough to fish, but a few anglers resorted to catching channel catfish up to 5 and 6 pounds at the mouths of the tributaries when it wasn’t too windy. The Mud Hole at the mouth of Elk Creek was a good spot. A few 10
Northwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – June 22nd, 2012 Read More »
A quick grab bag of bloggy items from your humble managing editor. Farm Bill letter from groups The commentary slot (Page 2) in this week’s print edition of Outdoor News contained a letter urging U.S. House and Senate leadership to support a strong conservation title in the 2012 Farm Bill. More than 500 organizations signed
Farm Bill letter, Mille Lacs dispute, and the Sportsmen’s Heritage Act Read More »
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