Buffalo, N.Y. — Lake Ontario’s alewife numbers – a critical factor in growing large chinook salmon, the lake’s marquee fish – are looking good heading into 2014, according to DEC fisheries officials. Trophy-sized king salmon
Lansing, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan pro-hunting coalition on May 27 turned in 374,000 petition signatures to protect Michigan’s wolf hunt, proposing a law to override two November ballot issues intended to stop wolf hunting.
Carbondale, Ill. — A recovery plan for the rare pallid sturgeon has been released by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – and Southern Illinois University’s study of the fish along the Middle Mississippi River
Like most anglers who tie into big fish, Eric Lester had the kinds of things happen that allow big fish to escape.
Like clockwork: Freshly dropped white-tailed deer fawns are everywhere in mid-June, which is exactly how Mother Nature intended it to be.
Successful June trip for rainbows, browns, and brookies employs 14-foot crappie rod, small spinning reel, and 6-pound-test fluorocarbon line.
A Labrador retriever that got between a man who’d been hunting for mushrooms and a charging black bear died last week.
A glimmer of hope has emerged in what has been a dark and deadly time for bats in Pennsylvania and dozens of other states.
Only nine wolves roamed the park this winter – one more than the eight recorded last year
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