
South Dakota's Long-Standing Blue Catfish State Record Falls
The second-longest state fish record in South Dakota, a blue catfish caught by Edward Elliot in 1959, is a thing of the past.
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The second-longest state fish record in South Dakota, a blue catfish caught by Edward Elliot in 1959, is a thing of the past.
Last week, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission placed a trout stocking restriction on the Little Red River due to high water temperatures and low water releases.
This report highlights a few of the best places to fish, what anglers are using and what they are catching. The information is compiled from regional Fish and Game fishery managers, local tackle shops and
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BEAR LAKE: (August 09) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that the surface water temperature is 73 degrees. Fishing for cutthroat trout has been surprisingly good this past week. Anglers trolling in depths of 60-90 feet along
<> North Country July has turned into August and the dog days of summer have officially arrived for the New Hampshire angler. For many people, this conjures up images of barbeques and beaches. For me,
Fishing Tip of the Week: Any kind of cover in this kind of weather can help an angler get better results.
BURRASTON PONDS: (August 08) Fishing is slow. PowerBait is the most popular bait at this location. The ponds are located between Mona and Nephi. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (August 08) Conservation Officer Shawn Bagley reports
A new lake record striped bass hybrid has been caught at Kaw Lake. It weighed in at 10.4 lbs. and was 28 inches long. For more information go to wildlifedepartment.com
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