Arkansas' Hot Springs fishing challenge starts May 1
Crank up your fish-finders, try Grandpa’s favorite vintage lure, dig a bucket of worms from that leaf pile in the corner of the back yard, buy yourself some crickets or minnows.
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Crank up your fish-finders, try Grandpa’s favorite vintage lure, dig a bucket of worms from that leaf pile in the corner of the back yard, buy yourself some crickets or minnows.
Mom’s Lake, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s newest addition to the Family and Community Fishing Program, will be dedicated on May 3 at 1 p.m. Mom’s Lake is near Corning in Clay County.
The small, northcentral Arkansas town of Cotter will be celebrating the title of “Trout Capital, USA” beginning May 4 during the Great Cotter Trout Festival.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will be compiling feedback from anglers on the 2013 fishing regulations beginning May 1.
New Lake Record Striped Bass caught at Texoma on April 24, 2012. It weighed 20.4 lbs. and was 35.5 inches long.
LAKE MEAD – Plastics are catching both largemouth and smallmouth bass. One lucky angler reeled in a 4.5-pound largemouth bass near Temple Bar. The fish hit a hard jerkbait. Folks at Temple Bar Marina report
In honor of Mother’s Day the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW), the Las Vegas Fly Fishing Club and the local chapter of Trout Unlimited have teamed up to offer an Introduction to Fly-Fishing workshop just

The town board in a Syracuse suburb has decided to hold another hearing on whether to allow residents to hire a wildlife professional to kill coyotes.

A Wyoming landowner and several hunters from Oregon and other states pleaded guilty to felony convictions for illegal trafficking in wildlife in U.S. District Court on March 21.
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