National Fishing

An acrylic painting of a resting pair of wood ducks by Rebekah LaCourse of Hollis Center will appear on the 2011 Maine Waterfowl Stamp. Ms. LaCourse’s original painting recently was judged the winner of the

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has issued an environmental assessment that calls for stocking fingerling sauger into Bighorn Reservoir to support native populations of the fish and enhance fishing opportunities at the north end of

TILLAMOOK, Ore. – Chum salmon, long considered to be almost extinct on the Oregon side of the lower Columbia River, might again return to its tributaries if a cooperative effort of the Oregon and Washington

OLYMPIA, WA – The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved new hunting rules for deer, elk and other game animals during a public meeting here April 8-9. The commission, which sets policy for the Washington

WENATCHEE, WA – After police evacuated homeowners from a Wenatchee neighborhood this morning, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) officials killed a cougar found underneath a house deck. Rich Beausoleil, a WDFW cougar specialist,

DOVER, DE (April 12, 2011) – Trout anglers in Delaware’s designated trout streams have been enjoying some great fishing this spring, and with some extra trophy-sized fish slated to be stocked at the end of

Hunting District Closures The hunting of male mountain lions in north-central Montana hunting districts 445 and 455, which includes portions of Cascade, Lewis and Clark and Meagher counties, closed at one-half hour after sunset on

BENTON – Increased human activity near a nest in Saline County is jeopardizing the safety of a pair of bald eagles and nestlings. Not only is the well-being of the eagles at risk, but the

Offering more spike bull elk hunting permits, a few more hard-to-draw mountain goat permits and fewer buck deer permits are among ideas Division of Wildlife Resources biologists will share at upcoming public meetings. Permits might