
Pennsylvania’s regional trout opener stained by Mother Nature
Special opening day for trout in the southeastern portion of Pennsylvania saw high and murky waters, but not many trout
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Special opening day for trout in the southeastern portion of Pennsylvania saw high and murky waters, but not many trout

Efforts have resulted in good fishing for largemouth bass and redear sunfish at Nine Eagles, and good crappie and largemouth bass fishing at Slip Bluff.

Hundreds of thousands of catchable-sized rainbow and brook trout and fingerling brown trout will be stocked in hundreds of miles of northeast Iowa streams between April 3 and October 2017.

On April 1, the limit increased from two fish per day to three fish per day, putting Indiana in sync with neighboring Michigan’s bag limit.

This year, a record 614 archers competed in the North Dakota National Archery in the Schools Program state bull’s-eye tournament, a 15 percent increase from the mark set last year.

Instead of ending April 1, season runs to April 16 due to “unusually cold weather conditions.”

Ten states stepped in to support the decision: Michigan, South Dakota, Utah, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana and Wyoming.

There reportedly are fewer than 50 of the small birds in Arizona.

The legal action was among a number of lawsuits filed in September 2015 after federal officials opted not to list sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act but announced federal land-use restrictions. Environmental groups later
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