A 13 lb, 4 oz largemouth bass recently was caught and released back into the lake during survey work conducted by fisheries biologists with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Monster Bass Caught at Georgia's Ocmulgee PFA Read More »
It was a big fish and a nice catch for Surry County angler Terry Trivette. It was not, however, the new spotted bass state record.
North Carolina's Spotted Bass State Record That Wasn’t Read More »
DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents are seeking a suspect who, according to witnesses, fired a gun from inside a vehicle across a public roadway and illegally took a wild turkey.
Delaware Fish and Wildlife Enforcement seeks suspect in turkey poaching Read More »
Youths can keep their hunting skills sharp at the upcoming Youth Hunter Education Challenge on May 19th.
Vermont Youth Hunter Education Challenge, May 19 Read More »
Anglers and boaters now have guaranteed access at two lake sites — one on Lake Champlain in South Hero, the other at Maidstone Lake in the Northeast Kingdom.
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Acquires Two New Fishing Access Areas Read More »
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Division of Wildlife has dedicated its annual teamwork service award to all employees who played a role in the 2011 Missouri River flood-prevention and relief efforts.
South Dakota GFP Division Of Wildlife Honors Employees For Flood Relief Efforts Read More »
BURRASTON PONDS: (April 20) You’ll find good fishing with traditional baits. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (April 20) Conservation Officer Shawn Bagley reports that the pond is stocked with fish. You’ll have the best success with traditional baits and lures. Fish congregate in deeper water. DEER CREEK RESERVOIR: (April 20) Anglers report fair to good fishing
Fishing Report for Central Utah April 20, 2012 Read More »
Paper applications for the 2012 Special Buck Hunting Season need to be postmarked by Friday, April 20.
South Dakota special buck apps due; elk, paddlefish and bighorn sheep available Read More »
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