Fishing
Breeding duck numbers explode
Breeding duck numbers in the United States and Canada hit a record high this year, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Sportsman’s Act bill fizzles
The National Shooting Sports Foundation called it “the most important package of measures for the benefit of sportsmen in a generation.
Often in summer, bass prefer longer worms
Bigger is better. Okay. Let’s not argue that anymore. Just ask a hefty largemouth if it would rather eat a big 10-inch worm or a little 4-incher of the finesse style.
Congressional activity on interstate deer movement
CWD concerns prompt push to Ag secretary
What to do with your catch? Learn it on Wednesday
Division of Wildlife session covers fish fileting
Taste of the Wild: Two Great Fresh Fish Recipes _ Almond Trout and Parmesan Bass
Upon seeing all the great shots from Outdoor News readers of their nice catches of fish, we’ve decided to share some easy recipes that enhance your fresh fish-eating experience. Just a slight twist on the
Intersex fish now in 3 Pa. river basins
Intersex fish have been found in Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna, Delaware and Ohio river basins, indicating that the effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals are more widespread than previously known.
Congress passes algae bill
President Barack Obama signed a bill Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, co-authored that will start a new federal effort to combat algae blooms nationwide and in Ohio
Fish kill could be linked to fracking
With the debate regarding hydraulic fracturing (fracking) far from over in Ohio, opponents of the practice may have been handed a pretty big “I told you so.”
