
New Maine law bans lead fishing tackle to protect loons
The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says keeping lead fishing weights out of Maine waters will better the birds’ survival and spur population growth across the Northeast.
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The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says keeping lead fishing weights out of Maine waters will better the birds’ survival and spur population growth across the Northeast.

About 60 farms in Ohio reportedly produce 25 species of freshwater prawns. The bounty is worth $4.75 million a year.

The 50-plus poaching expeditions date back to 2015, with the vast majority taking place within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, often in remote areas either closed to hunting or in areas where special permits are

It is clearly evident that trapping is far from dead in the state of Pennsylvania.

Rushing Waters trout farm offers on-site restaurant with chefs who will cook your catch.

Can the central Minnesota fishery match last year’s epic smallmouth bass showing?

Total pheasants observed per 100 miles are down 61 percent from last year, brood observations down 63 percent, and average brood size down 19 percent from 2016.

Powerful storm sweeping into Ohio Valley later this week.

Maternal stress is beneficial for prey animals, Pennsylvania research concludes.
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