State officials announce opening of popular tourist destination on May 27 May 25, 2011 – Today, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) announced the reopening of the six-mile long section of beach known
New Requirements for Labels on Firewood Campers are reminded of the new requirements on labeling of firewood. On Jan. 1, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship began requiring all firewood sold or acquired
Louisiana Operation Game Thief, Inc. (LOGT), a Louisiana wildlife crime-stoppers program, awarded $3,200 to diligent citizens statewide at their quarterly meeting on May 21 at the Booker Fowler Fish Hatchery in Woodworth. The group approved
High flows and dangerous conditions led to the closure of a portion of the Smith River and Belt Creek to all types of watercraft until conditions improve. The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission ordered
Been thinking of casting a line into a nearby stream or daydreaming about a sunny afternoon at the beach with your surf rod, but just haven’t gotten round to purchasing your 2011 Delaware fishing license
Rory’s tips: My top picks for Memorial Day weekend are Lake Powell and Lees Ferry. Lake Powell is absolutely a fishing dream this time of year for striped bass, smallmouth bass and walleye, with some
Plan Ahead! Family Free Fishing Days NEXT Weekend – June 4-5 The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s annual spring Family Free Fishing Days are coming up on June 4-5. This free fishing event
Visitors and anglers fishing at 11 areas within the state parks system are more likely to catch a catfish this summer thanks to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources’ stocking of catchable-size channel catfish
Hoquiam, Wash. (AP) – An aggressive cougar recently followed two men near Hoquiam, forcing them to retreat to the safety of their truck. Puget Sound salmon manager Steve Thiesfeld said the two were completing a
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