Fishing
Illinois DNR retirements include top waterfowl biologist
More than anyone else, Ray Marshalla knew that adding a fourth duck hunting zone last fall would bring both cheers and jeers from the state’s passionate hunters.
Public weighs in on a Wisconsin wolf season
Nearly 50 people gathered for a public meeting in Spooner on June 6 to provide input on the DNR’s proposed wolf hunting season
Wisconsin DNR unveils its plans for Lower Wolf River Bottomlands area
Dispersed camping areas for paddlers, a new dog-training area, and six new state natural areas are in the plans for the Lower Wolf River Bottomlands Natural Resources Area
Solid up north, down in central N.Y.
Preliminary numbers show New York’s spring gobbler kill may be up slightly from last season.
DEC seeks new training academy for ECO posts
Request sent to governor’s office
Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas June 14, 2012
Fishing Highlight of the Week: Invest in some sort of rod rack. Most anglers who have multiple rods probably have hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars wrapped up in tackle. Don’t lean your rods in
Fishing Report for Northern Utah June 14, 2012
BEAR LAKE: (June 14) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that fishing on Bear Lake has been excellent for cutthroat trout and fair for lake trout. The best method is trolling with minnow-type lures with rattles in
Aquatic Invasive Species violation rate climbing in Minnesota
It’s still early in the boating year, but conservation officers already are finding a higher percentage of violations related to aquatic invasive species (AIS) than they did last year
