National Fishing

LESLIE – Positive results aimed at boosting low numbers of a small but significant fish in Arkansas waters have been produced by aquatic researchers. The yellowcheek darter is found in some feeder streams above Greers

LITTLE ROCK – It’s white bass time. Say this out loud among Arkansas fishermen, and you may get some funny looks along with barbed comments. The arrival of April is regarded as crappie time or

CENTRAL Arcadia: March 29. Water murky. White bass good on spinnerbaits. Channel catfish good on cut shad. Crappie good on jigs along heated docks. Report submitted by Tim Campbell, game warden stationed in Oklahoma County.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) plans to open ocean beaches for a second round of razor-clam digging in April if marine toxin tests show the clams are safe to eat. In addition

Families interested in angling can find a great fishing opportunity Saturday, April 9 at Cottage Grove Pond in Cottage Grove. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has contracted with Desert Springs Fish Hatchery to

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon 4-H program will hold an Angler and Aquatic Education Instructor training on Saturday, April 23 in Redmond. The training will be from 8 a.m. to 5

DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife to stock streams weekly through end of April Anglers, take note: White Clay Creek, Christina Creek, Pike Creek, Beaver Run, Wilson Run and Mill Creek are stocked and ready

Live one hour Fishing Call In Show on Kentucky Afield TV this weekend. Give us a call at 1-800-944-4664 from 8 PM – 9 PM EST.

Nothing says spring like the sweet sounds of songbirds. As warmer temperatures begin to arrive, so do the many familiar sounds of spring, including the songs of returning migrant birds. After a long winter and