Coyotes first appeared in South Carolina a little more than 30 years ago and continue to expand greatly in numbers, according to biologists with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources.
Lake Austin has produced two more Toyota ShareLunkers, bringing its season total to five. The last two were caught on the same day, March 21.
he Department of Environmental Management’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announces that the 2012 trout and general freshwater fishing season will begin at 6 a.m. on Saturday, April 14.
Every year, fly fishers pass the winter months tying flies, planning their next season’s excursions and eagerly awaiting the newest in fly-fishing gear, from rods, reels, lines, waders and numerous accessories.
Now that our surprisingly warm and short winter has come to an end, New Hampshire Fish and Game Hatcheries Supervisor Jason Smith can’t help but get excited about open water angling, and more specifically, trout
A new Oklahoma state record largemouth bass was caught Friday, March 23, at Cedar Lake in southeast Oklahoma.
Idaho anglers will be able to start fishing for Chinook salmon on Sunday, April 22.
BAKER RESERVOIR: (March 23) Catchable-sized rainbow trout will be stocked this week. Fishing is slow to fair. A recent survey found good numbers of quality-sized brown trout (weighing up to four or five pounds). Early
BURRASTON PONDS: (March 23) Anglers report fair to good fishing success using traditional baits. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (March 23) The pond was stocked with fish this week. Anglers report fair to good fishing success
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