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ID: Spring steelhead seasons still open

It’s not too late to hook into a tasty Idaho steelhead. The spring harvest season closes March 31 on part of the Salmon River from the Lake Creek Bridge to Long Tom Creek – three-quarters

ID: Egin-Hamer closure set to open

The southern portion of the Egin-Hamer closure west of St. Anthony is set to open at sunrise on April 1. Because winter came earlier and never really let up, natural resource managers at the Bureau

CO: Uncompahrge Palteau Area Big Game Meeting

MONTROSE, Colo. – The Colorado Division of Wildlife will hold a public meeting to explain big game license recommendations for the 2011 seasons for the area around the Uncompahgre Plateau in western Colorado, 6:30 p.m.,

CO: 2011 Fishing Licenses on Sale Now

DENVER The Colorado Division of Wildlife is reminding anglers anxious to start their season that fishing licenses for 2011 season are on sale now at license agents, Division of Wildlife offices, online and by phone.

ID: F&G lifts Kokanee limits below Dworshak Reservoir

With many dead and dying kokanee that have been flushed through Dworshak Dam, the bag and possession limits will be removed for kokanee in the North Fork Clearwater River and Clearwater River downstream of the

ID: Give the critters a break

It’s springtime, and there’s nothing better to cure a case of cabin fever than to get out and go for a walk, run or just be outside. This seems to be the case for not

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