Kansas has extended its hours for hunting sandhill cranes, raising concerns among conservationists about the potential impact on the endangered whooping crane
Fishing limits and regulations are about to change for rivers and lakes shared by Georgia and South Carolina.
BURRASTON PONDS: (July 03) Fishing is fair with spinners or traditional baits. PowerBait is a popular choice at the ponds. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (July 03) Anglers report fair fishing with traditional baits and lures.
Though some Idaho waters have closed to Chinook salmon fishing, many are still open.
LAKE MEAD – Anglers are beginning to see a few striper boils, but the best bite is taking place on cut anchovies fished deep. Those who are hoping to avoid the heat are finding success
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (July 03) Anglers report fair to good fishing for rainbows and bass. The bass are up, and anglers are seeing some nice fish, both smallies and largemouth. They are also catching some
BEAR LAKE: (July 03) For updates on fishing conditions, contact the recorded information line after 5:00 p.m. at 435-946-8501. The local fishing ponds in Bear Lake Valley (Garden City and Lakeview) also provide great family
State Route 31 offers close-to-home fishing for central Utah anglers
Anyone who wants a voice in how wildlife is managed in Idaho should plan to attend the Idaho Wildlife Summit August 24, 25 and 26.
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