Sidney, Neb. – Cabela’s Inc., the World’s Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, announced plans to open a store in Columbus, Ohio, bringing Cabela’s retail experience to customers in Columbus and the surrounding area. Cabela’s expects to open the store in spring 2013. The 80,000-square-foot store will be located in the Polaris Centers […]
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Prospective anglers (mostly) and even hunters who want to be early birds in getting their 2012-2013 general licenses are finding out that the documents are not yet available. And won’t be until Thursday, March 1, says the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Until this year, prospective license buyers could visit an issuing agent and purchase documents
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Don’t wait to apply Time is running out to get your application in to hunt big game animals in Utah this fall. Time is running out to get your application in to hunt big game in Utah this fall. You must apply no later than 11 p.m. on March 1. Applications to hunt big game—including
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TRENTON –The DEP’s Division of Fish and Wildlife is inviting schools and teachers statewide to incorporate an exciting outdoors program into their classrooms, as part of a multi-faceted curriculum offering that can help develop a respect and better understanding of New Jersey’s expansive natural offerings and the importance of conservation. The Trout in the Classroom
CONCORD, N.H. – N.H. Fish and Game Conservation Officers and staff from the Strafford and Farmington Police and Fire Departments last night participated in a search for four hikers on Blue Job Mountain. The group was found and escorted back to the parking lot a little after midnight this morning, Friday, February 24. Three men
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(12/P16) TRENTON — A large spill from an oil tank at the Paulsboro Refining Company facility in Gloucester County is not expected to impact the Delaware River or local water supplies. Air monitoring also indicates there should be no health effects from odors caused by the spill. The Department of Environmental Protection in cooperation with
East Fork Lake (Clermont County) – Anglers have been fishing on the back bays and harbors of East Fork. Anglers have reported nice catches of black and white crappies in the coves. Try a small hook tipped with a wax worm in anywhere from 4 to 6 feet of water. Boars Head Bait & Carry
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By March 1, my ice fishing focus is almost exclusively on sunfish and crappies. For live bait, that means waxworms. Everyone thinks bigger is better in this country, and large waxies readily are available. But they come in three simple sizes: small, mediu
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Lake Rupert (Vinton County) – Anglers fishing here are catching a smorgasbord of fish. Reports indicate that bluegills, perch, and saugeyes up to 15 inches are being caught. Reported baits include jig and minnow combos and small jigs or hooks tipped with a wax worm or two. Fish are suspended in 5 to 6 feet
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