Fishing
Alaska landowners work to restore erosion-riddled Dow Island banks
As king salmon fishery experienced more closures on the lower river and more guides and private anglers began moving into the middle river to fish for trout and sockeye, it added to pressure on the
No new state record — muskie turns out to be a pure fish, not a tiger
So 36-pounder landed by Terry Livingston falls a couple of pounds short of pure-muskie record.
The Great Lakes and your fish consumption
We are all aware of the many advisories out there over some species and, with due cause, should be cautious.
Arizona stepping up stocking with additional 250,000 fish
Arizona Fish and Game Department estimates it added 20,000 fish before Memorial Day and will continue the action in June.
Battle lines drawn over Ohio license fee increases
Both sides make their points in debate over resident hunting, fishing fees.
Public worries dam removal in Michigan could hurt fisheries
Most residents who spoke during a meeting earlier this week worried that removing the dam would open the trout stream’s watershed to a predatory migrating fish invasion or parasitic sea lampreys.
DNR commissioner: Minnesotans speak up for outdoors, help agency secure funding from Legislature
The budget bills that first emerged from the House and Senate left out all, or nearly all, the user fee increases the agency sought, and the hikes didn’t make it into the DNR’s budget bill
New York Outdoor News Fishing Report — June 2, 2017
Western New York Lake Ontario: Water levels remain extremely high, resulting in some boat launch closures. Boaters on Lake Ontario should be on the lookout for floating debris at all times. King salmon action was
Illinois Outdoor News Fishing Report — June 2, 2017
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: On the south end it seems that the fish have moved out a bit, and
