
Vermont moose hunters have until July 5 to seek license
Vermont moose hunters have until July 5 to apply for permits, which will be awarded by lottery.
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Vermont moose hunters have until July 5 to apply for permits, which will be awarded by lottery.

A mountain lion has been put down after injuring a family pet in Rapid City.
Trout literally took flight this month, as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department delivered fingerling fish to some of the state’s most remote waters.
Extremely low flows and rising water temperatures have prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials to implement a voluntary closure to all fishing in the Steamboat Springs section of the Yampa River.
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (June 21) 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
BURRASTON PONDS: (June 21) The pond was stocked this week, and anglers report good fishing using spinners or traditional baits. PowerBait is also popular. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (June 21) Anglers report good fishing using
Stocking report: http://www.fishnh.com/Fishing/Stocking/current.html Summer Fun: Let us help you get those kids outside! We still have space in two sessions for boys and girls at Barry Conservation Camp in Milan, NH. The week of July
BEAR LAKE: (June 21) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that fishing on Bear Lake has been excellent for cutthroat trout and fair for lake trout. The best method has been trolling with minnow-type lures (with rattles)
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (June 21) Conservation Officer Dennis Shirley reports good fishing for northern pike at Recapture Reservoir. There has been very little use of Lloyds Lake as well as Blanding 3 and 4. Most anglers
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