Starting June 1, Apalachicola oysters can be commercially harvested seven days a week throughout the year. Previously, commercial harvest was not allowed on Fridays and Saturdays from June 1 through Aug. 31 and on
Q. If I don’t need a fishing license on Free Fishing Day, does that mean I can fish if my license has been revoked?
A largemouth bass die-off at a Steuben County lake last August was not as severe as anglers feared.
The 2012 ODFW auction and raffles for big game hunting tags grossed $523,202, of which $308,566 will go to the Access and Habitat Program and $179,937 to big game research and management.
For Hoosiers who have never cast a fishing line or haven’t cast a line in a while, Free Fishing Weekend, June 2-3, is a great opportunity.
Rule changes adopted earlier this year to provide increased protection for black bass in certain rivers and streams will become effective on May 25.
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Bluegill fishing is tons of fun. These little sunfish can put up an amazing fight and they’re great for dinner, too.
The States of New Jersey, Delaware, North Carolina and the Commonwealth of Virginia have scheduled their hearings to gather public comment on the Public Information Document (PID) to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for
Oklahoma anglers can fish for free during Free Fishing Days June 2-3 – good timing considering the weekly fishing report from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation indicates fishing season is in full swing.
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