Lake troubled by toxic algae issues Columbus – As the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and others work to correct the pollution issues causing toxic algae blooms at Grand Lake St. Marys, the Ohio Division of
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) today announced a number of updates to the court-approved rules that govern Chippewa Indian hunting, fishing and trapping off-reservation rights
LITTLE ROCK – What kind of turkey season will we have? Is the turkey population increasing or decreasing in Arkansas? Which parts of the state have the most promise for this season? Are they gobbling
LITTLE ROCK – With winter firmly in the rear-view mirror and spring just around the next turn, Arkansas boaters are in action on the state’s lakes, rivers and streams. As the days become even more
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Game and Fish Commission crews stocked more than 267,600 fish in Arkansas lakes and rivers during February, according to Mark Oliver, chief of the Fisheries Division. The total stocking of fish
MAMMOTH SPRING – Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery soon will be home to one of the most energy-efficient buildings ever built by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. A ground-breaking ceremony will take place at
Northwest * Shower buildings throughout the Region close on November 1 for the winter season. * Anderson Lake – Flooding of the Illinois River has caused the closure of the campground at the site along
MARCH 16, 2011 CENTRAL Arcadia: March 14. Elevation normal, water 52. Crappie fair to good on spinnerbaits and crankbaits at 6-8 ft. at the enclosed fishing dock in the mornings. All other fishing fair. Report
Remaining permits for the 2011 spring turkey hunting season will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis starting March 21. Leftover permits will first be issued for sale by zone, one zone per day, with
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