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Spring fishing in northern Utah

With recent warmer temperatures, anglers are looking forward to hitting the open water for that magical, early spring fishing when fish are hungry and more active.

More than 298,000 fish stocked in Arkansas during February

LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Game and Fish Commission crews stocked over 298,000 fish in Arkansas lakes and rivers during February, according to Mark Oliver, chief of the Fisheries Division. The total stocking of fish

Fishing Report for Oklahoma March 14, 2012

New lake record largemouth bass caught at Lake Texoma. For more information go to: http://lake-record.ou.edu/fishsite/public/fishView.php?id=1252 CENTRAL Arcadia: March 11. Water murky. Channel catfish slow to fair. Crappie slow to fair on minnows and jigs around

Fishing Northern Utah March 14, 2012

BEAR LAKE: (March 14) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that as of March 8, there is open water across the lake. You can launch a boat at the Utah State Park marina, Rainbow Cove and Spinnaker

Fishing Report for Nevada March 14, 2012

LAKE MEAD – Striper action remains slow this week. The fish are skinny and are staying in the deep water. Action for smallmouth and largemouth bass also remains slow to fair, though action seems to

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