The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is tagging 1,600 legal-sized smallmouth bass on five rivers in southern Missouri as part of a research project. Anglers who catch tagged bass can earn $25 or $75 by
Rory’s tips: Arizona’s free fishing days are June 4 and 11, so this is the time to introduce a friend, relation or co-worker to reconnecting with nature through the joys of fishing. If you want
Handfishing open only in specific waters The Kansas flathead catfish handfishing season opens June 15, providing thrills and plenty of great table fare for those hearty souls who anticipate this unique adventure. The season runs
Families can rediscover the joy of fishing this weekend, June 4-5. Moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles or any adult can fish for free this weekend throughout Kentucky. Kids under the age of 16 can fish
Great weather has returned to northern Arizona, and it is time to get outdoors and explore the state’s natural resources. Kick start your summer adventures at the Outdoor Festival at Mormon Lake Lodge on Saturday,
Fish Stockings: All 20 Phoenix and Tucson area Urban Fishing Program lakes are scheduled for catfish stockings the week of May 31-June 4. Arizona Free Fishing Days on June 4 and June 11 Arizona’s annual
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will hold a public hearing on June 16 at the FWP office in Missoula (3201 Spurgin Road) on a proposal to modify existing boating regulations on several stretches of river
Jackson, Wis. – A Washington County man has been charged with shooting a 5-year old boy he mistook for a turkey. Philip J. Brunner, 28, of Jackson, has been charged with misdemeanor endangering safety with
Madison – It was considered an exciting program when it began more than three decades ago, but now the state’s inland and Great Lakes trout stamps are long gone, replaced by simply the stamp “privilege,”
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