Fishing
Trout Take Flight – to New Hampshire's Remote Ponds
Trout literally took flight this month, as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department delivered fingerling fish to some of the state’s most remote waters.
Fishing closure implemented in Colorado's Steamboat Springs
Extremely low flows and rising water temperatures have prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials to implement a voluntary closure to all fishing in the Steamboat Springs section of the Yampa River.
Prime weather drives fishing license sales
Sales of Ohio fishing licenses are at a fever pitch thanks in no small part to the long stretch of unseasonably warm weather.
MWCD will stop selling water from reservoirs
Officials overseeing reservoirs in Ohio’s largest contained watershed have decided to halt water sales to oil and gas drillers
Ohio DNR to state boaters: Always wear a life jacket
Not carrying them a 4th-degree misdemeanor
Incidents hightlight new carp concerns
While national attention has focused on the threat of Asian carp entering the Great Lakes through the Mississippi River and the Chicago Sanitary Canal system, concerns are rising that the invasive fish could be sneaking
Study targets lampreys in St. Marys River
Anglers on the St. Mary’s River may notice a change in water levels in the river’s rapids in June and July.
Bill would give disabled bird hunters new rights
Disabled hunters may soon be able to hunt from a vehicle on state-licensed game bird hunting preserves for the first time under legislation that’s expected to be signed by the governor.
Bats bound for state’s threatened animal list?
Pennsylvania Game Commission officials like to point out periodically that they manage not just white-tailed deer, black bears and turkeys, but more than 430 species, for the benefit of all state residents.
