New state rules take effect on May 1, 2012, reducing the minimum length and creel limits for recreational anglers taking Atlantic cod in New Hampshire waters. The measure makes New Hampshire’s rules compatible with new Federal regulations.
New cod rules for New Hampshire's recreational anglers start May 1 Read More »
BURRASTON PONDS: (April 26) Angler Doug Bowden reports that, in his last three fishing trips, he only caught three fish total. Other anglers report catching more fish. One family, for instance, caught six or seven fish during one trip. Try using a worm and PowerBait. The ponds will be stocked in the near future. CANYON
Fishing Report for Central Utah April 26, 2012 Read More »
BEAR LAKE: (April 26) Anglers are reminded that Swan Creek is closed to protect spawning cutthroat trout until the second Saturday in July. BIRCH CREEK RESERVOIR: (April 26) The ice is off but there haven’t been recent reports on fishing success. Fishing should be good for rainbow and tiger trout. BLACKSMITH FORK RIVER: (April 12)
Fishing Report for Northern Utah April 26, 2012 Read More »
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is implementing camping restrictions effective immediately on some wildlife management areas in western North Dakota and along Lake Sakakawea.
Camping Restrictions Placed on Some WMAs in Western North Dakota Read More »
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Warm weather draws boaters to the water. Although boating is tons of fun, it also can be dangerous. Let’s take the advice of the Boat U.S. Foundation about a common problem, especially during spring.
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas April 25, 2012 Read More »
Women with an interest in learning a variety of outdoor skills may want to save the dates of June 1-3, 2012 and register for the Becoming An Outdoorswoman (BOW) workshop to be held at the Chimney Corners YMCA Camp in Becket.
Save June 1-3 for Massachusetts Outdoorswomen Read More »
This spring, successful turkey hunters must check their turkeys in at an official check station for the spring turkey hunting season.
Important Massachusetts Turkey Checking Information Read More »
Spring and summer are wonderful times to enjoy wildlife in South Dakota, but the Game, Fish and Parks Department warns that well-meaning wildlife encounters can be potentially lethal to baby animals.
Keep the “Wild” In Wildlife; Hands Off Young Animals Read More »
Reconstruction of Rosehill Dam, south of Wessington, is being delayed because biologists who conducted a required stream survey of Sand Creek discovered Topeka shiners in the watershed.
South Dakota's Rosehill Dam Construction Delayed Read More »
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