Fishing
Man rams a PGC vehicle, officers hurt
A Bradford County man could face decades behind bars if convicted of charges relating to an incident in which he allegedly used his vehicle to assault Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife conservation officers.
How much drilling is enough in state?
If you stand on top of Hemlock Mountain in the Tiadaghton State Forest looking north or south, you can see miles of the scenic, undeveloped Pine Creek Valley.
Pereira is DNR’s new fisheries chief
Don Pereira has seen some of the state’s more controversial issues – and some big changes – from the inside during his career as a DNR fisheries researcher focused on the state’s large lakes
Cold snap could bring some ‘fishable’ ice
If not for recent winds … there’s a good chance some fortunate Minnesotans could be ice fishing next week. If it gets as cold as expected, for as long as expected, some still might be
Deer season ends with another swan incident
Chris Vinton, the conservation officer who patrols the Detroit Lakes area, wants to know who killed two trumpeter swans this past Sunday.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 23, 2013
Page 4 Sturgeon restoration continues in North Country waters Lake Sturgeon Restoration Page 7 Two Ashokan parcels open to antlerless hunt NYC Environmental Protection Page 9 Grants will fund Hudson estuary work Hudson River Estuary
Ready for ice fishing? Put the boat and outboard away properly first
Not too early to begin thinking about winterizing your boat, plus fuel treatments tips for year-round
Caviar fishermen cited for multiple offenses on Wabash River
A total of 13 people from Illinois and Indiana have been arrested, cited
or warned by DNRs from both states for commercial fishing violations.
