A new group of waters has been added where anglers may retain additional brook trout. And a new registration system is in place for anglers who harvest a lake sturgeon or muskellunge.
Illinois youths harvested 664 turkeys, down from last year’s opening weekend total of 776.
Thanks in part to this long-lasting winter and cold temps, there may not be any eaglets in the nest at all this year.
It will be the first update of the system management plan in 27 years.
After revenues exceeded expectations, state fish and wildlife officials also are considering dropping a fee increase for Oregon fishing and hunting licenses that takes effect in 2021.
The DEC estimates that anglers caught 96,000 and kept nearly 54,000 Chinook salmon in 2017.
The Minnesota State High School Clay Target League reportedly has already added 15 to 20 teams this year.
Hunters harvested 3,438 bears in the 2017 seasons, with the archery harvest of 493 bears and the extended season harvest of 1,083 bears setting records for those seasons. Overall, 48 weighed 500 pounds or more,
So far, so good this season, but learning to adapt to conditions can make or break your fishing trip.
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