National Fishing

GEORGETOWN (Feb. 14, 2012) – A Georgetown man pled guilty to and was fined on Feb. 10 for multiple hunting violations following an investigation by Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents. Christopher M.

Rory’s Tips: Beautiful rainy weather this week should kick the winter trout fishing up a notch or two, but an expected high pressure system this weekend could change things. That’s the ups-and-downs of winter fishing

Four men were jailed and fined thousands of dollars Monday, February 6, in Custer County after pleading guilty to charges stemming from an investigation into illegal hunting activity in the Yankee Fork drainage. A fifth

Idaho Fish and Game plans several public meetings around the state to discuss 2012 big game seasons and fishing seasons and rules. Comments taken at the meetings will summarized and presented to the Idaho Fish

WAITSFIELD, Vt – A new “Vermont Spruce Grouse Recovery Plan” was announced Wednesday by Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Secretary Deb Markowitz. The plan to restore a self-sustaining population of the “State-Endangered” spruce grouse in

Duck hunters finished the season on S.C. Department of Natural Resources public hunting lands with a total harvest of 4080 birds, an average of 2.4 birds per hunter, the same average reported last year. A

Hunters have a few days left to apply for this spring’s controlled bear hunts. The application period ends Wednesday, February 15. Spring black bear seasons start April 15 – some controlled hunts open later. Leftover

MIDDLETOWN (Feb. 10, 2012) – A commercial crabber pled guilty and was fined on Feb. 8 for failure to tend crab pots, following a lengthy investigation by Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents. After numerous continuances

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife booth at the Colorado Springs RV, Sport & Outdoor Show will provide information and entertainment for those who stop by. The show takes place at the