LAKE MEAD – Striper action remains slow to fair but anglers are finding some success with gizzard shad and anchovies. There have been some recent reports of top-water activity, but nothing substantial. One lucky angler reportedly caught a 42-pound striper while trolling in the Overton Arm. The Vegas Wash area continues to give up small […]
Nevada Fishing Report for March 21, 2012 Read More »
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department today announced upcoming closures at two New Hampshire boat access facilities.
New Hampshire Closures: Webster Lake, Franklin and Connecticut River, Oxford Read More »
Two Reno men pled guilty to killing two bull elk without a valid tag Monday at the 4th Judicial District Court for Elko County stemming from an incident that occurred in November 2010.
Nevada Men Sentenced for Felony Poaching, Hefty Fines to be Paid Read More »
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is pleased to announce it will hold its 25th annual Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Resource Education Center Open House on Saturday and Sunday March 31 and April 1.
NJDEP to hold Pequest Open House March 31 – April 1 Read More »
Have you ever thought about learning to fly fish? A free talk coming up at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department offers a chance for beginners to find out how to get started in this time-honored sport.
Free Outdoor Adventure Talk in Concord, New Hampshire March 28 Read More »
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department won’t need as much volunteer help this year stocking millions of inch-long salmon fry (young salmon) into the Merrimack River basin because of an exciting new development.
New Hampshire takes a shift in strategy for Merrimack River Atlantic Salmon Restoration Read More »
The U.S. Postal Service is now offering a purple martin stamped envelope and a “Birds of Prey” stamp collection.
U.S. Postal Service offering option for bird enthusiasts Read More »
The Department of Game and Fish will conduct roadblocks throughout the state during spring and fall hunting and fishing seasons to collect harvest data and to apprehend wildlife law violators.
Expect roadblocks statewide during New Mexico's hunting, fishing seasons Read More »
District 1 — Ashland area Warden John Krull, of Superior, investigated two complaints of minor spills. Warden Krull patrolled trails and frozen lakes in the Superior area by ATV on numerous occasions in February. Warden John Windt, of Hurley, spent the majority of the month checking ice fishermen on the Turtle-Flambeau and the Gile flowages.
Wisconsin Cuffs and Collars – March 23rd, 2012 Read More »
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