Fishing
Fishing Report for Nevada June 12, 2012
LAKE MEAD – Fishing has shown signs of slowing overall, though some anglers continue to find good action for smallmouth and largemouth bass, especially in the Overton Arm. The big fish weighed in during a
Louisiana proposes waterfowl zones
Sportsmen across the state will be affected by three historic decisions approved during last week’s Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting
Alligator season permits available in Mississippi
Friday is the deadline to apply for a permit to hunt alligators on public waterways in Mississippi.
Bow hunting for deer in Eureka Springs this year
Bow hunters will have the opportunity to hunt for deer this fall and winter in the northwest Arkansas city of Eureka Springs
Tennessee Extends Public Caves Closure into Fourth Year to Protect Bats
Caves located on state lands in Tennessee will remain closed in an effort to slow the spread of White Nose Syndrome (WNS) among the state’s bat population
Properly tuned crankbaits catch more fish
A crankbait that’s out of tune works about as well as a six-string guitar without the strings
Group alleges political meddling in New Mexico wolf program
The effort to return the Mexican gray wolf to the American Southwest has been fraught with legal disputes, illegal shootings, livestock deaths and emotion.
Montana Pronghorn still recovering from 2011 winter
More pronghorn fawns are showing up on the landscape this spring across Montana, raising hopes of a good fawn crop, but antelope still are years from full recovery.
Coho fishing approved on 10 Oregon rivers
Anglers received good news this week as Fish and Wildlife commissioners approved fishing for wild coho on 10 rivers and one lake.
