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Teen’s elk could be Nebraska record {Photo}

Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Oct. 3, 2016 edition of the Omaha World-Herald. It is reprinted here with permission. By Marjie Ducey World-Herald Staff Writer Hannah Helmer was shaking as she attempted

River bass found dead after sizzling bass tournament

Harrisburg — Following the second hottest Pennsylvania summer in 122 years, some anglers are questioning whether fishing tournaments should have been permitted on the Susquehanna River. Neighboring Maryland this year implemented new conservation rules

Bass Pro Shops’ acquistion: Cabela’s, in $5.5 billion deal

Sidney, Neb. — In the competitive fishing and hunting retail industry, one big fish just swallowed another. On Monday, it was announced that Bass Pro Shops had “entered into a definitive agreement,” to acquire Cabela’s

Biologists striving to understand walleye movement

By John Hageman Contributing Writer Chautauqua, N.Y. — Jason Robinson, of the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, made a presentation to the Association of Great Lakes Writers at its annual conference about Eastern Basin

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