Vermont’s traditional trout fishing season opens Saturday, April 14 this year, and anglers are looking forward to spring fishing for brook, brown and rainbow trout in the Green Mountain State’s lakes and streams.
A proposal that would place hunting, fishing and wildlife harvesting rights in the Nebraska constitution is heading to the November ballot.
The best walleye fishing in New England will begin soon in several Vermont rivers and lakes, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
Atlantic vermilion snapper and several species of Gulf of Mexico grouper will be back on the list of fish recreational anglers in state waters can take home for dinner starting April 1.
Law enforcement officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) are investigating a fatal airboat accident that happened Tuesday morning on the Rodman Reservoir in Putnam County.
A major elk herd that migrates between Yellowstone National Park and Montana suffered another steep decline last year due to a hard winter, predator attacks and hunting, state and federal scientists said Tuesday
It’s apparently on the Internet, but it isn’t true. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is not proposing to ban the use of live bait on Fort Peck Reservoir and the Missouri River.
The New Mexico Department of Game & Fish and the Mesilla Valley Flyfishers will co-sponsor a Kids Fishing Clinic from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 14, at NMSU Alumni Pond, west of Pan
AUSTIN –The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission adopted new rules designed to prevent further spread of exotic aquatic species into Texas waterways as part of the 2012-12 Statewide Fishing Proclamation.
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