
From Pennsylvania brook trout to Wisconsin walleyes, warming waters to play havoc with fisheries
Walleyes may lose out to largemouth bass if lakes continue to get warmer

Walleyes may lose out to largemouth bass if lakes continue to get warmer
NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) has announced that Bill’s Gun Shop & Range, with stores across the Upper Midwest, has achieved Five-Star Ratings at all five locations. Originally a single range

Although the facility will not be back to normal until 2019, it’s expected to meet trout-egg obligations by next year.

As king salmon fishery experienced more closures on the lower river and more guides and private anglers began moving into the middle river to fish for trout and sockeye, it added to pressure on the

Gun Owners of America is organizing opposition against the bill, because it believes the measure would change the way certain hunting products are regulated.

Report says agencies should consider reducing the elk population through hunting, contraception and other methods. It also recommends gradually reducing the use of supplemental winter feed grounds in Wyoming to avoid the creation of large

Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife officials said it is planning to offer more than 65,000 permits this year, an increase from last year’s total of more than 45,000, which itself was a 60

State officials say it’s the second confirmed instance of a cougar killing livestock in Nebraska in modern times.

In latest incident, black bear attacks family’s donkeys, killing one.
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