Walleye Fishing with Terry Tuma
Site Staff
February 11, 2008
Terry Tuma’s interview with the Minnesota DNR on Walleye Fishing. Special thanks to the DNR for the permission to post this. (36:36)
Pennsylvania
Southwest Region
Site Staff
January 31, 2008
Hereford Manor Lake (Beaver County) – A trout stocking is slated for Feb. 22. Allegheny River – Anglers are catching a mix of walleyes and saugers. Boaters are getting them on hair jigs and twister
Pa. poaching fines may go way up
Site Staff
January 31, 2008
Pittsburgh – While hunters lament the low number of white-tailed deer in some parts of Pennsylvania, poachers are having a field day. Laws without teeth and archaic fines have made the state – second only
Proposed changes seem to suit nobody
Site Staff
January 31, 2008
Harrisburg – Before the Game Commission met to consider proposed changes to its deer-hunting seasons, it seemed nobody had a good thing to say about them. Criticism was already being leveled at the agency from
DCNR buys access at Elk Creek
Site Staff
January 31, 2008
Erie, Pa. – In this city’s red- hot waterfront real estate market, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has landed a cool deal. Its offer to buy the popular Elk Creek access area
Supreme Court tells PGC: Deal with hogs
Site Staff
January 17, 2008
Harrisburg – Like the proverbial holiday fruitcake, feral hogs are the gift that no one has ever wanted to claim. Now, though, like it or not, they belong to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. That’s essentially
Coyote hunts pop up across state
Site Staff
January 17, 2008
Port Matilda, Pa. – If you thought that attending outdoor sports shows, tying flies and ice fishing were the only things to do during the long winter, think again. Organized coyote and predator hunts are
DCNR official: Hunting always had our support
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January 17, 2008
Harrisburg – After absorbing criticism in recent years for being anti-hunting – especially when it comes to its Pennsylvania Wilds initiative – state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources officials have decided to make it
