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FWC approves ordinance for anchoring/mooring pilot program in Sarasota, Florida
Meeting Thursday in Palm Beach Gardens, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved, with one contingency, the city of Sarasota’s proposed boating ordinance for the anchoring and mooring pilot program coordinated by the
Florida's Bay scallop season extended by 2 weeks
After determining that two years of season extensions did not significantly impact the bay scallop population, the FWC decided June 28 to permanently extend the recreational season by adding two weeks to the end.
Plan calls for managing hydrilla at lowest levels in Florida's Lake Apopka
In January, staff of the FWC met with the public at a meeting in Winter Garden to learn how people would like hydrilla and other invasive aquatic plants managed on Lake Apopka.
Refurbished Orford Boat Ramp on Connecticut River now open
The newly refurbished boat access facility on the Connecticut River in Orford, N.H., is now complete and open for use as of July 2, 2012.
Voluntary fishing closure for Bear Creek, Jefferson County, Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for cooperation from anglers in a voluntary fishing closure on Bear Creek upstream of Bear Creek Reservoir.
Learn the basics to fly fishing in Montrose, Colorado, July 21, 2012
Few activities compare with standing in a mountain stream and casting a fly to rising trout. So, if you’ve always wanted to learn how to fly fish, plan to attend a seminar July 21 sponsored
Fishing Report for Southeastern Utah July 2, 2012
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (June 21) Conservation Officer Dennis Shirley reports good fishing for northern pike at Recapture Reservoir. There has been very little use of Lloyds Lake as well as Blanding 3 and 4. Most anglers
Colorado Parks and Wildlife monitoring water temps in Upper Arkansas River
The heat wave sweeping Colorado has created a situation where river temperatures on the Upper Arkansas will be regularly monitored for impacts to trout.

2 more cougars kill in residential SD areas
Rapid City, S.D. (AP) – South Dakota wildlife officials have killed two more mountain lions that wandered into residential areas. Game, Fish and Parks Department regional wildlife manager John Kanta tells the Rapid City Journal