CHIDESTER – In response to public comment, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has been removing fish from Lower White Oak Lake. The fish were relocated to Upper White Oak Lake, Bragg Lake and state fish hatcheries for restocking Lower White Oak Lake. The removal of the fish is part of AGFC’s plan to repair […]
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LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has named Jeff Crow as its new Chief of Enforcement. Most recently Crow served as the Law Enforcement Management Specialist for the University of Arkansas’s Criminal Justice Institute. Following an extensive search and interview process the Commission accepted AGFC Director Loren Hitchcock’s recommendation to select Crow
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LITTLE ROCK – Fishing for largemouth bass and the problems feral hogs are causing for Arkansas’s wildlife management will be the topic of AETN’s “Outdoor Hotline.” Biologists from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will be on hand to provide information and answer questions during the one-hour TV show. Called “Hawgs and Hogs,” the show
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The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) will host an introductory muzzleloading class March 17 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Clark County Shooting Range Education Center. There is no fee for the class and all equipment will be provided. Students will not be permitted to use their own muzzleloading firearms. Volunteers from the Nevada
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The Nevada Department of Wildlife will hold a family fishing clinic at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 10 at Floyd Lamb Park. Participants will learn the basics of fishing, such as choosing baits and lures, casting techniques and knot tying. The clinic will take place at Tule pond. A Nevada fishing license is required for those
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LAKE MEAD – Unsettled weather has kept many anglers away in recent days and made fishing difficult for those who have ventured out. Anglers have found slow fishing for striped bass in much of the lower basin, though some are connecting on small fish near Vegas Wash. Striper action is slow to fair at Temple
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March 8 — Natural Heritage Advisory Committee Meeting, Westborough– The Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Advisory Committeewill meet Thursday, March 8, 2012at the DFW Field Headquarters, 1 Rabbit Hill Rd (off North Drive) from 1:30 – 4:30pm. The building is handicapped accessible. Directionscan be found at www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/facilities/westboro.htm or call the Field Headquarters at (508)389-6300. March
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It’s not too early to start thinking about summer camp for your teenage son or daughter. If you have a teen (or know one) who is interested in the outdoors, likes camping, fishing, canoeing, or wants to learn more about these and other outdoor skills, the Massachusetts Junior Conservation Camp may be just the right
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Bay State anglers with their 2012 freshwater fishing license in hand can look forward to casting for over 522,100 feisty brook, brown, rainbow and tiger trout by mid-March. These are sizeable fish; more than 73% of the fish will be 12 or more inches long. “We have some truly high quality fish this spring,” observes
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