Working close to a Lake Michigan launch has allowed me to take advantage of the recent hot salmon action. And some good fishing luck has allowed me to put some great tasting silver fish in the freezer – thus defining the necessity to take my boat to work with me. My catches are often bagged, […]
Got salmon? Try smoking some this season Read More »
Silver carp are the latest threat in the ongoing campaign to stop the introduction and spread of aquatic nuisance species in North Dakota, which features 360-plus fishing waters.
Threat of Exotics in North Dakota Waters Continues Read More »
There’s always been a perception among New York sportsmen that the state’s Conservation Fund – that pile of cash generated primarily through the sales of hunting, fishing and trapping licenses – has over the years been raided at will by state lawmakers and used for things other than supporting fish and wildlife programs. Whether that’s
Conservation Fund becoming a cookie jar Read More »
Water recreationists who plan to enjoy the Missouri River over Memorial Day weekend will find that most public boat ramps are usable.
Most of North Dakota's Missouri River Boat Ramps Open Read More »
Even though the number of strutting males observed during the spring sage grouse survey was up 15 percent from last year, the population remains well below management objectives. Therefore, the sage grouse hunting season will remain closed in 2012.
North Dakota's Sage Grouse Numbers Improve Slightly Read More »
A public awareness campaign held annually in May emphasizes the need for boaters to wears life jackets.
North Dakota Game and Fish Department Highlights Safe Boating in May Read More »
They’ve gone too far. Hunting videos and television shows in general have become more about the kill and less about teaching techniques or simply just sharing an appreciation for the hunt itself. Some have gotten to the point where they are just idiotic.A videoclip that was emailed to me this week is a perfect example.
Videos miss point — hunting about much more than killing Read More »
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is announcing the summer schedule of conservation workshops for educators. Graduate credit is available through the University of North Dakota.
Summer Workshop Schedule for North Dakota Educators Read More »
Iowa’s peak boating season begins May 26 and with it comes a reminder about the change to .08 alcohol limit for boat operators that became law on July 1, 2011.
Heavy Boat Traffic Expected on Iowa's waters for Memorial Day Holiday Read More »
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