New hunting rules approved by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission for the 2012-14 seasons will expand hunting opportunities for elk and cougar, but leave intact the statewide ban on using electronic decoys to attract
State fishery managers are planning another morning razor-clam dig this month on Washington’s ocean beaches, as long as marine toxin tests show the clams are safe to eat.
The WDFW is seeking nominees to the advisory panel that counsels state representatives to the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission (NPAFC), an international body dedicated to protecting fish and wildlife on the high seas.
Women are invited to explore the finest of fishing at the next “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” seminar, April 20-22 at the I.T. Parker Community Center in Dania Beach in the Fort Lauderdale area.
Teaching children a lifelong hobby, instilling appreciation for our marine environment and providing fun, family outings are the objectives for the upcoming Kids’ Fishing Clinic in Panacea.
The Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Trout Fest is expanding in 2012. Trout Fest is a free educational event that introduces people to the sport of fishing and responsible angling.
Action: Extends the season for chinook and steelhead angling on the mainstem Columbia River downstream of Bonneville Dam.
The word “classic” generally conjures up images of cars, movies, and literature. At Pipestem Resort State Park “classic” is tied to fly fishing in the Bluestone River and the packaged experience is tagged “Trout Wrangler.”
Perseverance and a love for fishing rewarded 14-year-old Colton Bustillos of Torrington with a listing in the Wyoming state fish record book as the holder of Wyoming’s new record stonecat.
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