A big load of 1.5- to 5-pound channel catfish arrived in great shape at all 20 urban fishing locations in Phoenix and Tucson area waters on March 23.
Oregon Wildlife (Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation) invites you to learn about the Pacific lamprey, one of Oregon’s most fascinating fish species, at a presentation on Wednesday April 11 at 6:30 p.m. in Portland’s Pearl District.
Please note that the black sea bass season regulations will likely change again. Anglers should check the division’s website for future changes .
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Atlantic Herring Section will hold a meeting on April 16, 2012, at 10:00 a.m., to discuss the allowable “days out” measures for 2012 commercial Atlantic herring harvesters.
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (March 30) The ice is off and fishing should be fair to good. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (March 30) The lake ice is gone. We’ve had reports of fair to good fishing for rainbows.
Coastal anglers should be aware of several new rule changes for 2012 that are now in effect regarding the taking of different species in some New Hampshire coastal rivers and other coastal/estuarine waters.
The department reports that 3,470 birds were taken during the 2011-12 season, up 29 percent from last year’s turkey hunt. Botetourt led all counties with 119 birds taken there.
In some ways, 61-year-old Tim Ewert was born a few hundred years too late.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department says it is receiving reports of black bears emerging from their winter dens and looking for food. As a result, the department is urging people to take down their
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