National Fishing

RUSSELLVILLE – Tom Kremers of Clarksville added almost a pound and a half to the state-record shortnose gar mark Sept. 23 when he caught one that weighed 5 pounds, 13 ounces from the Spadra Creek

LITTLE ROCK – Nine of every 10 persons involved in a boating accident this year had no boating safety training, according to an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission report. There have been 73 mishaps on

As winter approaches in South Dakota, the Game, Fish and Parks Department reminds hunters of unique opportunities that may exist later this winter to reduce problem-causing wildlife. GFP has an active Wildlife Damage Management Program

The Idaho, Oregon and Washington fish and wildlife agencies plan to capture 28 bighorn sheep in four Hells Canyon herds November 28 – 30 as part of the ongoing Hells Canyon Initiative to restore bighorn

MONTROSE, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding agricultural producers to inspect their fences and enclosures as a precaution to prevent winter damage from wildlife. Every winter, deer and elk look for haystacks, orchards,

CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire’s regular firearms deer hunting is going well, as hunters look forward to time afield during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Through November 13, 2011, hunters had taken an estimated 6,653 deer

Warsaw, N.Y. (AP) – The opening weekend of gun season for deer hunting kept state police and environmental conservation officers busy in western New York. State police say troopers and enforcement officers from the Department

CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development today issued an advisory for boat owners to remove their boats and other property from

DENVER — With the holiday season rapidly approaching, Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks citizens to keep wildlife in mind as they decorate outside their homes. Outdoor lighting and decorations can pose serious hazards to wildlife,