LAKE MEAD – Anglers are finding a smorgasbord of fish action with a multi-species bite taking place. Everything from catfish to striped bass and largemouth bass to smallies are hitting baits. Most striped bass action is being provided by fish on the small side, about 1.5 to 3 pounds. Anglers in the Overton Arm and […]
Fishing Report for Nevada May 16, 2012 Read More »
South Charleston, W.Va. – “Catfish in the Parks” is a “Get Outdoors” initiative for kids and families to discover the fun of catfishing. Introduced in 2008 by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Section and West Virginia State Parks, catfishing fun continues in 2012. The “Catfish in the Parks” program is intended
Catfishing casts out tagged rewards at eight West Virginia State Parks Read More »
Nashville – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission will set the state’s 2012-13 hunting seasons at its May 17-18 (Thursday-Friday) meeting at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Ray Bell Region II Building. TWRA officials previewed their recommendations for the 2012-13 hunting and trapping seasons at the commission’s April meeting. Review of the recommendations and information on
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is asking for the public’s help in finding the individual or individuals responsible for the illegal killing of a cow elk at Mormon Crossing near Chevelon Canyon on or before April 7. The elk was illegally shot and killed in Game Management Unit 4A south of Winslow, adjacent to
Up to $1,500 reward offered in elk poaching in Arizona Read More »
Clackamas, Ore. –Fishery managers have announced 2012 summer and fall salmon fishing seasons on the Columbia River. The seasons are based on results of this year’s Pacific Fishery Management Councils (PFMC) process including a series of public meetings, referred to as North of Falcon, in which fishery managers from several jurisdictions convene to plan salmon
Oregon's 2012 summer and fall salmon seasons set for Columbia River Read More »
Olympia – Two sections of the Yakima River will open this week to fishing for hatchery-reared spring chinook salmon, under regulations adopted by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Starting Wednesday, May 16, the lower Yakima River will open to fishing for hatchery spring chinook from the Interstate 182 Bridge in Richland to
Two sections of Yakima River in Washington to open for hatchery spring chinook fishing Read More »
A little luck nabbed a record size largemouth bass for 20-year-old Dylan Gilmore of Perry
New Missouri largemouth bass record Read More »
State game wardens have arrested three Olivehurst men on suspicion of sturgeon poaching on the Bear River. While serving search and arrest warrants at the suspects’ homes on May 12, Department of Fish and Game (DFG) wardens also discovered evidence of deer and bear poaching. Sutter County Game Warden Nate Stebbins received two citizen tips
Three Arrested for Sturgeon Poaching in Olivehurst, California Read More »
We’ve searched long and hard this week for some of stupidest ways to get arrested, and yes, we have some winners! Example 1: Selling Stolen Gun on TV Reality Show Here’s one from this week’s headlines. A Colorado man is being held on charges he stole a highly collectible mid-1800s Colt Dragoon black powder pistol
The Charge: Criminally Stupid Read More »
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