The Bass Federation, in partnership with FLW Outdoors, will be hosting the inaugural Student Angler Federation (SAF) South Carolina High School Fishing State Championship, at Lake Keowee just outside of Seneca. The state championship is
SALEM – Participants have until March 6 to register for the ODFW’s Salmon and Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) conference scheduled for March 26 and 27 in Rockaway Beach. With the theme “Teach today. Fish tomorrow,”
CLACKAMAS, OR – A 240-acre public fishing complex in the heart of the Willamette Valley is now more accessible to persons with disabilities. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife recently completed construction of a
LINCOLN – The public is invited to attend an informational meeting to discuss the future of waterfowl hunting on Sutherland Reservoir, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The meeting is scheduled for 7
Initial testing for brucellosis in elk in the Ruby Valley area west of the Gravelly Mountains near the Blacktail Wildlife Management Area reveals that some elk have been exposed to the disease. Montana Fish, Wildlife
Nonresidents will pay more for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ nonresident big game and deer combination licenses in 2011. Last November, when voters approved an initiative that moved 7,800 outfitter-sponsored big game and deer combination
Hunters anxious to prepare for Montana’s spring turkey gobbler season in western Montana can obtain an application for the special permit drawing on the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Park’s website at fwp.mt.gov . The deadline
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks now offers hunter education on the Internet to anyone 18 years and older. State law requires anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985 to take a hunter education course and complete
The deer, quail, rabbit and squirrel seasons have ended. Many Missouri hunters are on a two-month hunting break until the opening of spring turkey season on April 18. If you are already itching to start
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