Fishing
Goal is to keep Asian carp out of the Maumee
The $50 million federal plan released recently for keeping Asian carp out of the Great Lakes did include measures to prevent the fish from jumping the continental divide from the Wabash River system over to
Blue Rock Forest drilling put on hold – for now
A federal agency has halted plans to auction off mineral rights for shale drilling in a state forest in eastern Ohio after state officials complained they weren’t consulted.
Ohioan’s record quest comes too late
Is the 7-pound, 2-ounce bass that Nathan Biggs caught in 2006 actually a spotted bass, meaning it would have been a state record?
Pike, muskie regulation changes considered
State fisheries officials are recommending new pike and muskie regulations for numerous Michigan lakes as part of a management strategy developed in recent years through public meetings and stakeholder input.
Cooks Run Fish Hatchery to begin trout production
A historic Upper Peninsula fish-rearing facility has reopened with the aim of providing trout to stock lakes and streams in Iron County.
Best waters may be for wild trout
Might changes be in store for some of Pennsylvania’s most popular trout streams?
Boating fatalities up sharply this year
This hasn’t been a safe year on the water, at least in Pennsylvania and perhaps nationally.
Erie youth helps the U.S. team win gold
The 12th FIPS-Mouche World Youth Fly- Fishing Championships ended July 25, with Team U.S.A bringing home two medals for the third year in a row.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 17, 2013
Page 1 – Liberal waterfowl seasons, limits offered TENTATIVE 2013-14 Waterfowl Seasons Page 5 – Spring gobbler hunters say grouse drumming increases 2013 Drumming Survey Results Page 11 – Aug. 24 event outside Albany focuses
