West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP) – Black bears in Florida will no longer be considered a threatened species under a plan approved Wednesday by wildlife commissioners. The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ended the decades-old
After four months of feeding, caring for and tending to 175 tiny rainbow trout living in a 55-gallon fish tank, a group of Middletown High School students turned the fish loose to fend for themselves.
BAKER RESERVOIR: (June 29) Fishing success has slowed down with the warmer temperatures. Try fishing very early or very late in the day. BARKER RESERVOIRS (NORTH CREEK LAKES): (June 29) Anglers report fair to good
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is reminding anglers targeting walleyes on lakes Sharpe and Francis Case that the 15-inch minimum length limit for walleyes and sauger is not in effect during July
The Game, Fish and Parks Department has announced the re-opening of the Rosenbaum boat ramp on the Missouri River in Union County near the town of Jefferson.
It’s time, bay scallop harvesters! Get your snorkels, masks and dive flags ready. The recreational bay scallop harvest season starts July 1.
A catch of two Northern pike during a recent DNR fish survey at Crooked Lake near Columbia City is increasing concern that the predatory fish may harm the lake’s fragile cisco population.
Ozark, Alabama’s Ed Lisenby Lake, also known as Dale County Lake, will reopen after a two-year renovation project at sunrise on July 5, 2012.
Stocking report: <> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> <> North Country With near-record breaking heat last week, one might expect the fishing to have slowed down. In reality, water temperatures have been holding steady
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