
Georgia sees first hunting, fishing license fee hike in 25 years
Hunting licenses would rise from $10 to $15 and annual fishing licenses would increase from $9 to $15.
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Hunting licenses would rise from $10 to $15 and annual fishing licenses would increase from $9 to $15.

It says no license will be required for hunting or fishing at events where participation is limited to veterans with disabilities caused by combat. The veterans must have been honorably discharged, and they can live

DNR able to catch enough female muskies to get nearly 500,000 eggs, which were then shipped to the East Fork Hatchery in southwest Indiana, where they will hatch and eventually produce 20,000 muskie fingerlings that

No chinook and coho salmon fishing for sport and commercial fishers for 2017.

The tribe is also offering rewards to anglers who turn in pike caught in the southern third of the lake. Coeur d’Alene Tribe spokeswoman Heather Keen says anglers can get $5 per fish, and some

Fish could face a potentially lethal problem in spillways at dams where increased nitrogen in the water can cause tissue-damaging gas bubble trauma.

Instead of ending April 1, season runs to April 16 due to “unusually cold weather conditions.”

Biologists say some streams and brooks dried up and low water prevented fish from moving to colder habitat. The low water also made the fish more liable to be eaten by predators such as mink
“We hope our scholarship program helps recruits these students who already enjoy fishing and understand the importance of conservation efforts through their involvement with B.A.S.S. to pursue a college degree in natural resource professions.”
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