Much to the dismay of anglers and wildlife enthusiasts, environmental conditions typical of late summertime can lead to fish kills, especially in the state’s many small farm ponds. And with the second hottest June on
PIERRE, S.D. – The No Wake Zone that was enacted June 24th, 2011 due to flooding conditions on Lake Mitchell in Davison County has been rescinded by the Governor, effective at 1 p.m. July 1st,
PIERRE, S.D. – Because of flooding on the Missouri River, the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission adopted an Emergency Rule on Thursday, July 7, to close the 2011 Archery Paddlefish Season. The season
The Iowa DNR lifted a water contact advisory at Big Creek State Park at 12:30 p.m. today after test results came back clean. “Overall, the water in the lake is safe for swimming, boating, fishing
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has opened its virtual doors to a free online fishing clubhouse for anglers between the ages of 5 and 15. “This fishing club is a fun and helpful
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal unveiled the “Louisiana Plan” to start restoring the state’s coastal areas, fisheries and oyster seed grounds from the impact of the BP oil spill. The state will be submitting a list
A break in a force main sent untreated wastewater into West Okoboji Lake over the weekend. The break, on the southeast corner of the lake, was discovered at 11:30 a.m. Monday. However, a DNR environmental
North Dakota Game and Fish Department biologists recently completed the 2011 pronghorn population survey, which revealed the statewide population is 30 percent lower than last year. Therefore, the Game and Fish Department is recommending the
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead and Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar say the state and the federal government are close to an agreement on how to end federal protections for wolves in
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