Hundreds of animal lovers and hunters packed the Capitol on Tuesday to testify about a bill seeking to ban the use of dogs to hunt bears and bobcats in California
New state rules take effect on May 1, 2012, reducing the minimum length and creel limits for recreational anglers taking Atlantic cod in New Hampshire waters. The measure makes New Hampshire’s rules compatible with new
BURRASTON PONDS: (April 26) Angler Doug Bowden reports that, in his last three fishing trips, he only caught three fish total. Other anglers report catching more fish. One family, for instance, caught six or seven
BEAR LAKE: (April 26) Anglers are reminded that Swan Creek is closed to protect spawning cutthroat trout until the second Saturday in July. BIRCH CREEK RESERVOIR: (April 26) The ice is off but there haven’t
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Warm weather draws boaters to the water. Although boating is tons of fun, it also can be dangerous. Let’s take the advice of the Boat U.S. Foundation about a common
Native American tribes and federal officials celebrated the completion of the last of 31 tribal fishing access sites along the lower Columbia River on Monday
Mother Nature needs to make up her mind. It seems unfair to tease anglers with 80 degree days in March and follow it up with cold, rainy days in April.
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (April 27) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports good fishing success in San Juan County. Anglers have been most successful at Blanding 3 and 4 using PowerBait or worms. Fishing is slow at Foy
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (April 27) The ice is off and anglers reports fair to good fishing for rainbows. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (April 27) Anglers report of fair to good fishing for rainbows and browns that range
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