BEAR LAKE: (May 10) For updates on fishing conditions, call the recorded information line at 435–946-8501. Please keep in mind that Swan Creek is closed until July 14 to protect spawning cutthroat trout. BIRCH CREEK RESERVOIR: (May 10) Both the upper and lower reservoirs were checked on April 30. They are now filled to capacity […]
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (May 10) Sergeant J. Shirley reports that fishing during the past week was challenging. Wind, snow and rain kept a lot of anglers off the water. Shirley indicated that all San Juan County waters are ice-free. BENCHES POND: (May 04) This pond lost its ice cap this week, but we haven’t received any
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A young male Florida black bear that spent a couple of days in metropolitan Orlando was caught by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) biologists about 3 p.m.
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If you haven’t been seeing the quantity or quality of game you’d like, you may want to consider applying for a special-opportunity hunt.
Apply for special-opportunity fall hunts in Florida Read More »
For months now, deer hunters have wondered how many general buck deer permits will be available for Utah’s 30 new deer hunting units this fall.
Utah's buck deer permits reduced slightly Read More »
Stocking report FREE FISHING DAY is June 2, 2012: <> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> <> North Country Even though they rarely exceed 4 inches in length, rainbow smelt (Osmerus mordax) are so important to New Hampshire’s anglers that biologists study them in great detail. They serve as forage for some of our most
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A microorganism known as columnaris bacteria is the likely cause of a fish kill on Harris Brake Lake in Perry County. Biologists with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission tested the fish last week and found the bacteria.
Bacteria likely cause of Arkansas' Harris Brake fish kill Read More »
Austin Odom of Benton and Amber Culwell of Rose Bud are the top trapshooters in Arkansas high school ranks these days.
Arkansas shotgunners take top honors in Junior Olympic Qualifier Read More »
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Family and Community Fisheries Program is continuing their efforts to get families involved in fishing with a tagged catfish campaign.
Tagged catfish are being stocked around Arkansas Read More »
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